The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kirkuk, Mesopotamia. 1918-05-07. British members of the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force arrive in the town on horseback and in horse drawn wagons after capturing it from the Turks. Communications for the operation were supplied by members of the 1st Wireless Signal Squadron. In the background is the old town connected by a bridge over a river to the Turkish quarter and the large former Turkish barracks.
Kirkuk, Mesopotamia. 1918-04. Group portrait of members of No. 8, No. 10 and No. 11 Stations, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron. They were members of the New Zealand Pack Troop providing communications sup
Kirkuk, Mesopotamia. 1918-05. Elevated view of the town from the roof of the former Turkish barracks on the south side of the river. On the right is the long bridge of many arches, partially destroyed
MESOPOTAMIA. C. 1917. HORSE DRAWN WAGONS WITH FIELD WIRELESS EQUIPMENT FOR THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN WIRELESS SIGNAL SQUADRON, MESOPOTAMIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.
Kirkuk, Mesopotamia. 1918-05. Elevated view of the town from the roof of the former Turkish barracks on the south side of the river. On the left can be seen British transport equipment of the Mesopota
Anah, Mesopotamia. 1918-03-28. Elevated view of the town with armoured car and cavalry lines of the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force in the foreground. With No. 3 Station, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron
Kirkuk, Mesopotamia. 1918-04. Members of the 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, including one of the New Zealand stations, moving up to a rendezvous point with other units in the Mesopotamian Expeditionary
