The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KILIGIA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-08. AN IMPROVISED COIL WINDER MADE BY PERSONNEL OF "M" SECTION, 5TH DIVISION SIGNALS AT HEADQUARTERS 5TH DIVISION. POWER FROM A 6 VOLT BATTERY DRIVES A MOTOR CYCLE GENERATOR WHICH WINDS AND SPACES THE WHEELS. THE DRIVE FOR THE TACHOMETER WHICH COUNTS THE NUMBER OF TURNS OF THE WIRE, OPERATES FROM THE WHEEL AND PINION OF A HAND DRILL.
KILIGIA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-08. IN THE FOREGROUND QX52477 SIGNALMAN J. MCINTYRE (1), WINDS A TRANSFORMER COIL ON AN IMPROVISED WINDER WHILE IN THE BACKGROUND QX59856 CORPORAL E. NEILSON (2) ALIGNS A
KILIGIA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-12. NX4174 SIGNALMAN J. WALKER (1); Q128304 SIGNALMAN J.P. BELL (2) AND QX52479 SIGNALMAN T.J. CROWLEY (3), MEMBERS OF HEADQUARTERS 5TH DIVISION SIGNALS, PICTURED CARRYING
SEKULA RIVER AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-10. A MEMBER OF THE 5TH DIVISION CARRIER COMPANY, 5TH DIVISION SALVAGE GROUP, ALONGSIDE A JAPANESE GENERATOR USED TO SUPPLY POWER TO HIS UNIT.
MILILAT, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-15. T/4. H. MILLER, UNITED STATES ARMY GENERAL HEADQUARTERS ATTACHED TO 5TH DIVISION OPERATING A MOBILE ELECTRICAL GENERATOR WHICH SUPPLIES THE POWER FOR THE UNIT RADIO SE
KILIGIA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-12. DRIVERS OF THE 5TH DIVISION TRANSPORT SECTION IN THEIR JEEPS AT THE MORNING PARADE. QX36379 DRIVER G.H. SIMS (1), IS SEEN AT THE WHEEL OF THE JEEP NEAREST THE CAMERA.
An unidentified member of the 73rd Anti-Aircraft Searchlight Battery, 2/2 Anti Aircraft Regiment, sitting on the wheel of a brand new Sperry generator trailer which is used to provide power for the 60
