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Australian Army Museum of Western Australia > Records

World War 2, Western Australia, Fremantle, Fort Arthur's Head, 1942

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Fortress Fremantle and the Defence of Western Australia

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Cradle of 6 inch Mk VII coast defence gun being removed from Fort Arthur's Head for re-installation at Leighton Battery Mosman Park

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cwa-org-32-MIL89-083

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This gun was transferred to the Princess Royal Fortress in Albany in 1945.

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