The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
London, England. 1944-03-30. Flight Lieutenant H. H. Stewart formerly a member of the BBC staff, now with the RAAF, who is reponsible for the fortnightly broadcast in the BBC Pacific Service "Anzacs Calling Australia" in which Australian servicemen in Britain send messages to their people at home. He is here seen broadcasting from the Boomerang Club.
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-11-21. IN A BBC STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, RAAF OFFICERS AND MEN RECORD GREETINGS FOR THE FORTNIGHTLY PROGRAMME "ANZACS CALLING AUSTRALIA". PERSONNEL ABOUT TO SEND MESSAGES H
London, England. 1943-11-08. For one of "Anzacs Calling Home" programmes in the BBC Overseas Shortwave Service, the BBC microphone visited Cogers Inn, off Fleet Street, in the heart of London, to reco
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-11-21. IN A BBC STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, RAAF OFFICERS AND MEN RECORD GREETINGS FOR THE FORTNIGHTLY PROGRAMME "ANZACS CALLING AUSTRALIA". LEFT TO RIGHT: 412603 FLIGHT SERGE
London, England. 1943-03-25. In the fortnightly "Cobbers' Club" programme, broadcast in the BBC Pacific Service, Dr Thomas Wood acts as chairman of the informal discussions between the members of the
London, England. 1943-03-25. In the fortnightly "Cobbers' Club" programme, broadcast in the BBC Pacific Service, Dr Thomas Wood acts as chairman of the informal discussions between the members of the
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-11-21. IN A BBC STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, RAAF OFFICERS AND MEN RECORD GREETINGS FOR THE FORTNIGHTLY PROGRAMME "ANZACS CALLING AUSTRALIA". PERSONNEL READING MESSAGES, LEFT T
