Inter War, Australia, Western Australia, Albany, Princess Royal Fortress, 1935
1950Overview
View of rear of 6 inch QFC gun barrel at Albany
Historical information
Coast defence guns which were converted through new breech mechanisms and chambers to accept the same brass cartridge cases as used in 6 inch field guns were designated QFC - Quick Fire Conversion.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-32-P1900.1773
Item type
Themes
Year
Geotag
-35.030147696944, 117.91536861969
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