P03702.034
Photograph P03702.034 Second World War, 1939-1945An Australian manufactured, mid upper gun turret, fitted to a Beaufort bomber. The machine guns are a pair of .303 inch, gas operated (GO), Vickers K guns.
P03702.032 Accession Number: P03702.032
Description
Unidentified workers busy installing a mid upper gun turret into a Beaufort bomber in one of the main assembly plants.
Details
Accession Number
P03702.032
Photographer
Francis Ormond Hodgson
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Print
Physical Description
Colour: b&w
Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
Date Made
26 November 1943
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Credit Line
Donor C McDowall
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
Conflicts
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