The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts to military personnel marching along a footpath. In the background is a historical building surrounded by trees.
Grosvenor, Land Headquarter Signals, Albert Park. In peacetime this building was used as a reception hall for weddings, balls etc. During the Second World War it became the brain centre of the Allied Land Forces in the South West Pacific Area as a Signals Centre.
The gloom of English trees, silhoettes, the centry and those around the M.T. park. The CO's car is drawn up on the left. On the right is the canteen staffed by an AWAS, who was friendly with a sergean
Depicts a row of vehicles beneath some trees. The trees are of a larger plantation in Albert Park Parade, just outside the Signals camp. They offered good concealment for the Camp's motor vehicles.
Land Head Quarters Signals 'Grosvenor'. In the foreground a telegraphist takes a message and behind him AWAS operate teleprinters and one an oscillator. The signal master keeps his eye on the work in
Depicts military personnel standing inside a warehouse that is lined with motorcycles. A yellow light illuminates the space. The garage was formerly used as a rifle range. The Norton cycle in the for
Depicts a row of pitched tents, with a small plaque labeled 'Officers' Mess' in the foreground. The marquee was the Officer's Mess at Land Headquarters Signals Camp at Albert Park.
Depicts a jeep in profile with a man working underneath it. In front of the vehicle is a small cylinder-shaped barrel. One of a small fleet of American jeeps kept at Land Headquarters Signals, Alber