The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, MOUNTAIN GUN SECTION AT PATERSON BARRACKS, LAUNCESTON. (DONATED BY MAJOR GENERAL J.S. WHITELAW AO, CBE).
SIX MEMBERS OF THE 1902 AUSTRALIAN CORONATION CORPS ON BOARD SHIP FOR RETURN TO AUSTRALIA AFTER HAVING PARTICIPATED IN THE CORONATION PARADE FOR KING EDWARD VII. EACH MAN WEARS HIS MEDAL FOR SERVICE I
SOUTHERN TASMANIAN VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. (DONATED BY MAJOR GENERAL J.S. WHITELAW AO, CBE).
FIRING THE 40 POUNDER ARMSTRONG B. L. SIEGE GUN AT ROSS. FOREGROUND - STANDING, MAJOR GEORGE EDWARD HARRAP, CO; CAPTAIN FRANCIS BEDE HERITAGE (LATER BRIGADIER). LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. (DONOR:
LAUNCESTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, SIEGE GUN SECTION: 40 POUNDER ARMSTRONG B. L. SIEGE GUNS AT PATERSON BARRACKS, LAUNCESTON. TWO OF THOSE GUNS WERE ISSUED TO THE BATTERY IN 1884 AND WERE IN USE UNTIL TH
MEMBERS OF THE HOBART TOWN VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, QUEEN'S BATTERY, ON A GUN EMPLACEMENT. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: SERGEANT ROBLIN, TRUMPET MAJOR SMITH, SERGEANT CLARKE, SERGEANT HARBOTTLE, SERGEANT MAJO
S.T.V.A. (SOUTHERN TASMANIAN VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY) AT ALEXANDRA BATTERY, LOWER SANDY BAY. (DONATED BY MAJ-GEN J.S. WHITELAW AOCBE).
FORT GELLIBRAND. COLONEL COSGROVE, CANADIAN TRADE COMMISSIONER TO AUSTRALIA (CENTRE) AND MAJOR-GENERAL J.S. WHITELAW, CBE, MAJOR-GENERAL ROYAL ARTILLERY, ALLIED LAND HEADQUARTERS, INSPECTING THE BREEC
