The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three spotters with the New Guinea Air warning Wireless Company (NGAWW). Left to right: NX79464 Signalman (Sig) later Corporal )Cpl) Leonard Robert Couchman of Lidcombe, NSW, NX153072 Sig, later Cpl Cyril Arthur Beal of Sydney, NSW and QX44279 Sig Donald 'Shorty' MacPhail of Wynnum, Qld.
Group portrait taken during a training period of members of the New Guinea Air Warning Wireless Company (NGAWW). Identified from left to right, back row: NX154347 Signalman (Sig) Max Warrington Steven
OBA OBA, PAPUA, 1942. PORTRAIT OF THREE SPOTTERS FROM THE NEW GUINEA AIR WARNING WIRELESS COMPANY (NGAWW). LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL THOMSON, TICH TAYLOR, MARTY WALSH.
Reward notice in Japanese and English directed to the New Guinea civilian population. The notice offers fifty pounds for the capture of each Australian Signalman from the New Guinea Air Warning Wirele
Kampti, New Guinea. Spotters with the New Guinea Air Warning Wireless Company (NGAWW) standing outside a hut. Left to right: VX132479 Signalman Thomas Henry Pike, of Brighton, Vic (later died of injur
GUSAP RIVER REGION, NEW GUINEA, C. 1943. LIEUTENANT BRIAN HOPKINS, OFFICER-IN-CHARGE OF GUSAP SUB-SECTOR, STANDING OUTSIDE THE HUTS USED AS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE GUSAP SPOTTERS IN THE NEW GUINEA AIR WA
9 MILE, PAPUA, C. 1942. PORTRAIT OF SIX SPOTTERS FROM THE NEW GUINEA AIR WARNING WIRELESS COMPANY (NGAWW). LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: PAUL SMITH, KEN CARMICHAEL; CENTRE: ROCKY SEYMOUR; SECOND FRONT ROW:
