The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, N.S.W. 1944-11-13. THE "DOLLIMORE" ANTI-AIRCRAFT TRAINING SIGHT INVENTED BY BRIGADIER V.G. DOLLIMORE, 54 ANTI-AIRCRAFT REGIMENT AND ACCEPTED BY THE ARMY INVENTIONS DIRECTORATE. THE SHADOW OF THE SIGHT IS SET AT AN AIRCRAFT SPEED OF 400 MPH WITH A 90 DEGREE ANGLE OF APPROACH.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1945-11-13. AN EXHIBITION OF MILITARY INVENTIONS HELD AT THE ARMY INVENTIONS DIRECTORATE IN SPRING STREET. SHOWN HERE IS A TELETYPE TRIGGER UNIT INVENTED BY SERGEANT REYNOLDS AND SERGE
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. 1945-11-13. AN EXHIBITION OF MILITARY INVENTIONS HELD AT THE ARMY INVENTIONS DIRECTORATE IN SPRING STREET. SHOWN HERE IS A MANNEQUIN SET UP TO DISPLAY A COGRAPH MAPPING MACHINE (P
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. 1945-11-13. AN EXHIBITION OF MILITARY INVENTIONS HELD AT THE ARMY INVENTIONS DIRECTORATE IN SPRING STREET. SHOWN HERE ARE A ROBINSON 9MM PISTOL, A GATENBY GUN AND A SET OF FIXED F
This boat was designed and built by its owner, R.B Roberts, in the backyard of his home. Its construction has been sponsored by the Ministry of Munitions and assisted by the Army Inventions Directora
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-01-20. INVENTOR MR REG GLEADALL, OF EASTERN AVENUE, ELWOOD, A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER IN CIVILIAN LIFE, WHO HAS HAD NUMEROUS INVENTIONS ACCEPTED BY THE ARMY INVENTIONS DIRECTORATE. H
A Lockheed P-38 Interceptor-Pursuit aircraft in flight. The P-38 is said to have a speed in excess of 400 mph with an exceedingly high rate of climb and is among the fastest aircraft in the world.
