The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Tekrit, Mesopotamia. c. 1918-07. A Ford motor van, probably of No. 13 Light Motor Wireless Station, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, aboard an Arab ferry near the town which can be seen on the river banks in the background. This motor van station was the first to be established within the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force and spent the summer of 1918 in camp in Tekrit. (Donor E. Keast Burke)
Tel Afar, Mesopotamia. 1918-12. Members of No. 14 Station, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, with their light motor wireless station erected outside a building of the tow
Baghdad, Mesopotamia. c. 1918-06. Rear view of two Ford vans with wireless pack set equipment connected ready for transmitting. Beside the vehicles are their drivers from No. 14 Light Motor Station, 1
Mosul, Mesopotamia. 1918-11. Elevated view of the Ford motor vans of No. 13 and No. 14 Stations, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, in the courtyard of their billet. The v
Suleimaniyah, Mesopotamia. 1918. Group portrait of local Kurdish men who lived in the town where members of the 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, were stationed for a sho
Tekrit, Mesopotamia. 1918-10-18. The mast of No. 7 Station, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, stands in a cloud of dust created by the horses of the 7th Cavalry Brigade, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force.
Chaldari, Baghdad, Mesopotamia. c. 1918-06. Informal group portrait of members of No. 7 Station, 1st Wireless Signals Squadron, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, at the British Cavalry summer headquar
