The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Townsville, Qld. 1944-05-24. This massive trailer, which has a maximum weight of twelve tons, carries the full equipment for No. 3 Mobile Entertainment Unit RAAF ("The Gremlins"), and is also used as a stage. It has full stage lighting, power amplifier equipment, and a selection of curtain changes. When fully set, it has a depth of seventeen feet and width of twenty five feet. The complete show is ready, if necessary, seventy five minutes after the driver pulls up at the site. The performers double as stage hands. The strength includes one officer and fifteen other ranks (fourteen performers, plus one electrician, plus one driver).
Townsville, Qld. 1944-05-24. This massive trailer, which has a maximum weight of twelve tons, carries the full equipment for No. 3 Mobile Entertainment Unit RAAF ("The Gremlins"), and is also used as
Townsville, Qld. 1945-05-24. The entire company of fourteen performers on the mobile stage for the final act of a performance by No. 3 Mobile Entertaiment Unit RAAF ("The Gremlins"). Only other member
Townsville, Qld. 1945-05-24. Backstage worker is 418586 Leading Aircraftman Arthur Teague, electrical fitter, of Manly, NSW, of No. 3 Mobile Entertainment Unit RAAF ("The Gremlins"). He is waiting for
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-02. THE INTERIOR OF THE RECREATION HALL BUILT BY MEMBERS OF THE 22ND WORKS COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. THE HALL HAS A FULL SIZE STAGE MEASURING 30 FEET BY 18 FEET AN
Canberra, ACT. 1938-12-14. The revised architectural drawing detailing the window treatment in the Hall of Memory at the Australian War Memorial. Five narrow windows have replaced the semicircular win
Collection relating to the Second World War service of QX23834 Corporal Sydney Lindsay Paterson, 17 and 5 Field Regiment. Collection consists of: two notebooks, one containing addresses and a short s