The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The inside of a signal station, including telegraphists and a dispatch rider in the 89 Australian Operating Section, Advanced Land Headquarters Signals. Seated in the foreground are Signaller Lorna Mae Walker (VF346945) operating the Teleprinter, and Signaller Jean Isabel McCoy (NF409762) who distributes messages that have been handed in, to the appropriate operator for despatch. On the other table are operators Corporal Frances Jane Mearns-King (NF409700) and on the opposite side of the table Corporal Anne Millar Mitchell (VF346699), sending messages by Fullerphone. Seated at the desk is Sergeant Ernest Bradley Farmer (VX119466) whose duty is superintendent. Signaller J S McDonald (VX5351), a despatch rider, is waiting in the doorway; he wears an Africa Star ribbon. Through the window are seen two clerks sorting mail for the despatch rider letter service; they are Signaller Mary Martha McDonald (VF388397) and Signaller Violet Joycelyn McIlroy (NF409677). The door on the right opens into a telephone exchange. The building was formerly used as a Chinese residence, and was originally used as a general store.
At the 1st Australian Task Force base at Nui Dat, the signals centre of the 104th Signals Squadron plays the key role in keeping Australian and Allied units in contact with each other. More than 1,000
The printing office of the "Tableland Examiner", Atherton is shown, which has been taken over and supplemented with modern equipment by the First Australian Army Press Unit. The Unit printed 'AIF News
In the upper half of the poster a couple are seated in a restaurant and talking, and a cartoon Hitler is hiding underneath their table writing down their every word. The text directly underneath this
In the upper half of the poster a couple are seated in a restaurant and talking, and a cartoon Hitler is hiding underneath their table writing down their every word. The text directly underneath this
In the upper half of the poster a couple are seated in a restaurant and talking, and a cartoon Hitler is hiding underneath their table writing down their every word. The text directly underneath this