The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A copy of a typical page of the Baghdad Telephone Directory for 1918, which gives an indication of the vast extent of British activities in the area. This page was specially selected because it showed the telephone number for the Anzac Wireless Squadron.
Copy of an army signals authorising the 1st Australian Wireless Squadron to proceed for embarkation and repatriation. This signal is a typical example of the thoroughness of the Lines of Communicatio
The headquarters of the Anzac Wireless Unit in New Street, Baghdad, known as 'The Billet'.
An unidentified soldier standing on the footpath of the building used as the billet headquarters of the Anzac Wireless Unit in New Street, Baghdad.
Portrait of 20555 Sapper Eric Keast Burke, 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, sitting the at Central YMCA in Baghdad, in the summer of 1918 where he could purchase a cup of char (tea) and wads (
At 9:30 AM 29 March 1918 the members of D Troop 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron re-embarking on river ferry to Baghdad, several miles up stream.
Members of D Troop, 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, embarking on river steamer, PS (Paddle Steamer) No 60 for Baghdad.
