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Photograph 069913 Second World War, 1939-1945BIR ASLUJ, PALESTINE. 1940-08. GUNNERS OF THE 2/1ST FIELD REGIMENT CLEANING ONE OF THEIR GUNS AFTER GUNNERY PRACTICE.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BIR ASLUJ, PALESTINE. 1940-08. GUNNERS OF THE 2/1ST FIELD REGIMENT ENGAGED IN GUNNERY PRACTICE. THE THREE MEN IN THE FOREGROUND ARE:- GUNNER J. STEWART (1); GUNNER BUCKLEY (2); GUNNER STYLES (BACK TO CAMERA) (3).
BIR ASLUJ, PALESTINE. 1940-08. GUNNERS OF THE 2/1ST FIELD REGIMENT CLEANING ONE OF THEIR GUNS AFTER GUNNERY PRACTICE.

Unidentified gunners carry out gunnery practice aboard the light cruiser HMAS Melbourne. The seated gunner is firing the gun. The man standing on the left is looking through a pair of binoculars to

Bir Asley - NX3321 Gunner Eric Thornton Moore 2/1 Field Regiment during lull in practice shoot. (NEGATIVE BY PARER).

NAGADA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-16. GUNNERS OF E TROOP, 22ND BATTERY, 106TH TANK ATTACK REGIMENT, OPERATING A 6 POUNDER TANK ATTACK GUN DURING A PRACTICE SHOOT. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- VX70936 GUNNER J

The funeral service of VX16588 Sapper Ralph Stewart Garth, 2/2 Field Company Engineers, who died accidentally on 12 July 1940. On the left is the grave of VX17085 Gunner Athol Hugh McIntyre, 2/2 Field

Machine gunners and mortar men, the specialists of a Battalion, need a lot of practice to maintain their high degree of proficiency at arms. Recently members of the mortar and machine gun platoons of
