The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Front and side view of a British sniper's uniform as it would appear when being worn. Australian veterans of Gallipoli who came to the Western Front had to adjust to a situation where sniping was mainly the preserve of specially trained men, rather than an activity of all infantry.
A member of the 5th Light Horse Regiment sniping a Turkish periscope by shooting over the parapet rather than through the loophole. He is possibly 712 Trooper Geoffrey Dunsandle Daly. Note the short
1941-11. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE CORVETTE HMAS DELORAINE PRIOR TO COMMISSIONING. NOTE THAT SHE FLIES THE RED RATHER THAN THE WHITE ENSIGN AND NO CLOSE RANGE ARMAMENT HAS BEEN FITTED. A 12 POUNDER A
Pale khaki drab wool twill trousers with narrow rifle green superfine welt extending down each outside leg. Shaped welt pocket at each front, below wide waistband, lined with cream cotton twill. Nicke
SYDNEY, NSW. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE AUXILIARY MINELAYER HMAS BUNGAREE. THE SHIP IS ARMED WITH A 12 POUNDER AA GUN FORWARD AND TWO 4 INCH GUNS AFT WITH THE HALF SHIELDS ORIGINALLY MOUNTED ON THEM REM
c. 1944. A group of members of the RAAF Nursing Service model outdoors their flying uniform of khaki shirt, slacks, gaiters, blue boots and blue forage caps. Blue fur-lined jackets were also worn at h
SYDNEY, NSW. PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE AUXILIARY MINELAYER HMAS BUNGAREE. THE SHIP IS ARMED WITH A 12 POUNDER AA GUN FORWARD AND TWO 4 INCH GUNS AFT WITH THE HALF SHIELDS ORIGINALLLY MOUNTED ON THEM REMOV
