The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MIDDLE POINT, DARWIN, NT. 1945-04-13. COLONEL P.L. MOORE, COMMANDER ROYAL ARTILLERY, (1), WITH LIEUTENANT L.C. MCLEAN, OFFICER COMMANDING A TROOP 145 ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, (2), AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL B.A. BAGLIN, (3), EXAMINE BULLET MARKS MADE BY STRAFING JAPANESE AIRCRAFT ON THE BODYWORK OF A PREDICTOR AT 134 ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, 54 ANTI-AIRCRAFT REGIMENT.
MIDDLE POINT, DARWIN, NT. 1945-04-13. COLONEL P.L. MOORE, COMMANDER, ROYAL ARTILLERY, (1); LIEUTENANT L.C. MCLEAN, OFFICER COMMANDER A TROOP, 134 ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, (2); MAJOR R.A. BURROWES, 2 DAR
MIDDLE POINT, DARWIN, NT. 1945-04-14. OFFICERS FROM 134 ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, 54 ANTI-AIRCRAFT REGIMENT INSPECT THE GUN POSITIONS AFTER A KING TIDE OF 27 FEET HAD LAPPED ITS BASE.
MIDDLE POINT, DARWIN, NT. 1945-04-14. 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS FROM 134 ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY, 54 ANTI-AIRCRAFT REGIMENT, SILHOUETTED AGAINST THE SKY AND REFLECTED IN THE KING TIDE OF 27 FEET. AT I
DARWIN, NT. 1942-11-12. THE PREDICTOR CREW OF 14TH AUSTRALIAN HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY AT WORK ON THEIR INSTRUMENT. NOTE THE HEAVY TIMBER ON TOP OF THE INSTRUMENT TO PROTECT IT FROM SHRAPNEL AND BO
Elliott Point, NT. 1940. Private Arthur Kennedy, 14th Anit Aircraft Battery, of Sydney, NSW maintaining an Anti Aircraft gun with another soldier at No. 1 site in Darwin. The gun is covered with a tar
Darwin, NT. 1940-11. Men of No. 1 Section, No. 2 Anti-Aircraft (AA) Battery, 2/1st Australian AA Regiment, using a steam shovel to lower a cradle onto a mounting for one of their unit's 3.7" AA guns.
