The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-25. AN AUSTRALIAN LIEUTENANT MANIPULATES THE VERTICAL TRAVERSE OF A BOMB DAMAGED 75MM JAPANESE FIELD ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN. THIS GUN WAS MOBILE AND WAS USED EXTENSIVELY THROUGHOUT THE PACIFIC CAMPAIGNS. THE FIRST ONE CAPTURED AND EXAMINED IN AUSTRALIA CAME FROM THE SANANANDA BATTLEFIELD IN EARLY 1943.
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-25. AN AUSTRALIAN LIEUTENANT STANDS ALONGSIDE A BOMB DAMAGED JAPANESE 75MM FIELD ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN MOUNTED NEAR THE WATERFRONT. THIS GUN WAS MOBILE AND WAS USED EXTENSIVELY
THE SOLOMON ISLANDS, 1945-10-13. A JAPANESE 75MM FIELD ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN, IN ITS JUNGLE POSITION ON BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. THIS GUN WAS MOBILE AND WAS USED EXTENSIVELY THROUGHOUT THE PACIFIC CAMPAIGNS.
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-25. AN INSCRIBED JAPANESE MEMORIAL SITUATED ALONGSIDE A BOMB CRATER. AN AUSTRALIAN LIEUTENANT STANDS ALONGSIDE A BOMB DAMAGED JAPANESE 75MM ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN AT THE BACKGRO
Coverage of activities in Madang and Alexishafen area, New Guinea, 1 May 1944. Australians inspecting abandoned Japanese stores, postcards, gas masks and weapons including; 75mm type 41 Regimental gun
Three unidentified Australian soldiers pose with a captured Japanese 75mm Field Anti-Aircraft gun, Type 88. This gun was one of eight mobile anti-aircraft guns operated at Buna and Sanananda by the 47
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-08-14. A JAPANESE TYPE 93 TWO METRE HEIGHT AND RANGE FINDER ON SHOW AT WESLEY COLLEGE MUSEUM. EXHIBITION STAGED BY MASTER-GENERAL OF ORDNANCE BRANCH, LAND HEADQUARTERS. THE RANGE
