The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
North Qld. 1943-11-04. Exterior of the comfortable quarters occupied by members of the WAAAF who staff the wireless telegraph station. From left, Aircraftwoman (ACW) H. J. Fuller of Dubbo, NSW; ACW D. Dean of Geelong, Vic; ACW R. M. Ash of Rockhampton, Qld; ACW C. Freshwater of Brisbane, Qld.
North Qld. 1943-11-04. WAAAF members of a detachment to a wireless telegraph station standing on the steps to their quarters, left to right: Aircraftwoman (ACW) H. J. Fuller of Dubbo, NSW; ACW C. Fres
North Qld. 1943-11-04. On tropical service at a wireless telegraph station are WAAAF signals personnel who are proficient and contented in their jobs. From front, Aircraftwoman (ACW) J. Daniels of Cai
North Qld. 1943-11-04. Use of mosquito nets is routine in service camps, even in areas which are described as only "potentially malarial". Aircraftwoman H. J. Fuller of Dubbo, NSW, is shown rolling up
North Qld. 1943-11-04. "Nice work, Cole?," says WAAAF Aircraftwoman (ACW) B. Dean of Geelong, Vic to her companion, ACW C. Cole of Bruce Rock, WA, who has just finished ironing a drab skirt.
Townsville, Qld. C. 1943-10. Inspection at No. 3 Fighter Sector RAAF, by Her Excellency Lady Gowrie, Honorary Air Commodore, WAAAF. Left to right: Aircraftwoman (ACW) L. Compagnoni of Brisbane, Qld; A
North Qld. 1943-11-04. This is the "clearing desk" of a RAAF wireless telegraph station. At left is WAAAF Aircraftwoman E. Heinemann of Charleville, Qld, while working at a typewriter is Corporal J. C
