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AWAS using operation equipment in bunker, [Mayfield West], NSW, 1940
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SubjectAustralia at warMilitary defencesAWAS (Australian Women's Army Service)World War IIWorld War TwoFortress NewcastleCollectorFort Scratchley Historical SocietyDate1940
AWAS (Australian Women's Army Service) can be seen operating a 'Kerrison' predictor in the front bunker, an identification telescope to relay information in the centre bunker, and a height and range finder in the background.
SubjectAustralia at warMilitary defencesAWAS (Australian Women's Army Service)World War IIWorld War TwoFortress NewcastleCollectorFort Scratchley Historical SocietyDate1940Relates to
CollectionFortress Newcastle CollectionOrganisationAWAS (Australian Women's Army Service)
OrganisationAWAS (Australian Women's Army Service)IdentifierP0721bDonated ByFort Scratchley Historical Society
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AWAS using operation equipment in bunker, [Mayfield West], NSW, 1940 (1940), [P0721b]. Living Histories, accessed 06/06/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/114683