The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified signal unit laying wire from rear of motor truck and by hand; connecting and operating and operating field telephone. Two shots of signaller in radio truck and one of a signal lamp in operation.
To provide additional signal channels between BCOF HQ on the island of Eta Jima and Kure on the mainland, BCOF Signal Section laid a multi-channel cable entailing overhead, underground and submarine c
An unidentified Australian signaller from the 6th Division, at work in the desert connecting cable for a field telephone set which is resting on a timber cable drum in the background. Note his pipe in
A Royal Army Ordnance Corps (RAOC) training film. This film illustrates the mechanical layer No. 1 mounted on a 5-ton truck. Parts of the layer are described then the duties of each man in the cable
A line truck S5, one of two used by Signallers, of the 2/7 Australian Field Regiment, primarily used for laying telephone cable. This vehicle was used by E Section and served a broad range of purposes
A signaller is depicted kneeling before a tent, operating radio equipment at Daumoina, New Guinea. A Howitzer mountain gun can be seen in the middle ground, with two other figures sitting on the groun
An unidentified signaller from B Company, 9RAR, speaks earnestly into the handset of his field radio during Operation Jack.
