The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-21. NX127659 SERGEANT L. R. HOOLAHAN OF THE 1ST HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY INSTRUCTING FIELD ARTILLERY PERSONNEL, RECENTLY TRANSFERRED TO THE ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY ON THE MECHANISM OF A 3.7 INCH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-21. A GUN CREW OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY OPERATING A 3.7 INCH FIXED GUN. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: NX28451 GUNNER L. N. F. POTTS (1); NX120840 BOMBARDIER K
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-21. NX87984 SERGEANT J. M. ENRIGHT 1ST HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY AND CREW LOADING A 3.7 INCH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-21. THE PLOTTING ROOM OF A 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN SITE, 1ST HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, DURING AN EXERCISE. SHOWN ARE: QX24483 CAPTAIN P. FLEMING (1); NX170953 GUNNER V. A. K
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-01-21. PERSONNEL OF THE 1ST HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY OPERATING A HEIGHT AND RANGE FINDER. SHOWN IS: NF460809 GUNNER J. A. PROCTOR.
A HEAVY 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN IN POSITION ON THE SHORES OF MILNE BAY NEAR GILI GILI, MANNED BY A CREW OF THE 2/6TH HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY.
DARWIN, NT. 1942-11-12. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM BEHIND A 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN OF THE 14TH AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY WHEN THE CREW WERE READY FOR FIRING. SERGEANT J. MC. AGNEW IS ON TH
