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Anti-Aircraft Battery

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Photo No: PH0523/0010
Title: Anti-Aircraft Battery.
Date taken: 1944?
Place: Fannie Bay, Darwin.
Collection: Gordon Geering Collection.
Description: 19th Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery viewed from top of GL2 'radar' transmitter tower towards Fannie Bay. Abondoned Sydney Williams barracks, cookhouse, store and mess in background. Equipment planting cleared area consists of: Left, Cummins diesel generator for GL Mk 3; Rear, right of centre, more sophisticated combined receiver/transmitter GL Mk3 installed in 1944 to replace GL Mk 2 but considered unreliable in tropical conditions; Right, GL Mk2 receiver. GL Mk2 equipment required cleared ground for signal propagation, Mk2 did not. NB: GL = Gun Laying.
Related link: PictureNT : Anti Aircraft Battery composite
Subject: army camps
Australia. Army.
radar equipment
World War, 1939-1945 -- Northern Territory -- Fannie Bay.
Citation address: http://hdl.handle.net/10070/35422
Copyright owner: Northern Territory Library.
Digital format: 3479 x 5000 pixels : 24bpp ; 52.2Mb.
File type: image/tiff.
Hardcopy format: 1 photograph : b&w ; 9 x 13 cm.

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