The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RAVENSHOE AREA, QLD. 1945-01-31. BOMBARDIER J W SCOTT-POWER, 16 BATTERY, 2/8 FIELD REGIMENT, (1), AND CAPTAIN R G STEELE, HQ ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, 9 DIVISION, (2), AT THE ARTILLERY OBSERVATION POST, C TROOP, 16 BTY, 2/8 FD REGT. THE HILL AT THE BACKGROUND WILL RECEIVE SMOKE FIRED FROM 25 POUNDER GUNS PROVIDING PROTECTIVE COVER TO ADVANCING INFANTRY.
RAVENSHOE AREA, QLD. 1945-01-31. PERSONNEL AT THE ARTILLERY OBSERVATION POST, C TROOP, 16 BATTERY, 2/8 FIELD REGIMENT, WATCHING THE EFFECT OF APPROXIMATELY 60 SMOKE SHELLS USED TO GIVE PROTECTION TO A
RAVENSHOE AREA, QLD. 1945-01-31. GUNNER GOFTON, 2/8 FIELD REGIMENT, (1), AT THE ARTILLERY OBSERVATION POST, C TROOP, 16 BATTERY, 2/8 FD REGT, WHICH MAINTAINS CONTACT WITH C TP COMMAND POST. LIEUTENANT
RAVENSHOE AREA, QLD. 1945-01-31. THE EFFECTS OF SMOKE SHELLS FIRED FROM 4,300 YARDS RANGE DURING A DEMONSTRATION BY 16 BATTERY, 2/8 FIELD REGIMENT, 25 POUNDER GUNS PROVIDING PROTECTIVE COVER TO ADVANC
Regimental Headquarters 12 Field Regiment Royal Australian Artillery lined up for road move to ‘Bear Cat’ 25 April 1968 as a prelude to Operation ‘Toan Thang 1’. On the left Major B Murtagh and next t
Cape Wom, New Guinea. 1945. Crosses mark the graves of six Australian soldiers who were killed on 7 May 1945, from left to right: possibly WX21817 Private (Pte) G. W. Bordoni 2/1st Guard Regiment; WX2
ATHERTON AREA, QLD. 1945-01-27. THE ARTILLERY OBSERVATION POST, C TROOP, 16 BATTERY, 2/8 FIELD REGIMENT PARTICIPATING IN THE FLANK OBSERVATION DURING COURSE SHOOTING WITH ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, 9
