The Royal Australian Corps of Signals (AC 142)
Film F00224 Period 1950-1959A Defence Public Relations promotional film showing the varied roles carried out by the Royal Australian Corps of Signals.
Royal Australian Corps of Signals DPR/S/13 Accession Number: F07537
Description
Cinesound News item showing members of Royal Australian Corps of Signals training in classrooms and in the field. Transmitters, receivers, 'Hi Fi', teleprinters, portable telephone exchange and other types of eqipment are shown.
Details
Accession Number
F07537
Production Company
Cinesound
Classification
Film
Object Type
Newsreel
Physical Description
Base: acetate
Colour: b&w
Film type: CDN
Format: 35mm
Sound: sound
Colour: b&w
Film type: CDN
Format: 35mm
Sound: sound
Measurement
Duration: 0h 4' 31" Duration
Footage: 405 ft
Projection speed: 24 fps
Footage: 405 ft
Projection speed: 24 fps
Date Made
early 1950s
Place Made
Whole/Part
Parent
Item Count
1
Access
Open
Copying Provisions
Copyright restrictions apply. Permission of copyright holder required for any use and/or reproduction.
Copyright
Unlicensed copyright
Conflicts
Units
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Video
Part 1 of Royal Australian Corps of Signals DPR/S/13
Part 2 of Royal Australian Corps of Signals DPR/S/13
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