The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kawoka, Kurdistan. 1919-08. Tent and mast of No. 13 Station, `D' Troop, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron. Note the walls of rocks built around the station. The unit was supporting Major General Nightingale's Column (Nightcol) of the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force. The previous night they had come under fire from local Kurds. (Donor E. Keast Burke)
Hazie, Amadia (Amadya), Kurdistan. 1919-08. Members of No. 14 Station, `D' Troop, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, with their gear outside a tent near Masurka Gorge. Note the wireless mast beside the ten
Quovrak, Kurdistan. 1919-09. Mast and dugout shelter of No. 14 Station, `D' Troop, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, behind the walled perimeter of a camp above the village on the Robazak road. The Squadr
Robozak, Kurdistan. 1919-09. Elevated view of clouds of smoke billowing up from the village of Robozak which was set on fire by members of Major General Nightingale's Column (Nightcol), Mesopotamian E
Kanuk, Kurdistan. 1919-08. Stopping for a rest approaching the top of the pass above Kanuk are members of Major General Nightingale's Column (Nightcol), Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force. No. 14 Statio
Zacho (Zakho), Kurdistan. 1919-08. Masts of No. 13 Station, `D' Troop, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, erected beside a local stone building amongst tent lines. The Squadron was attached to Lumb's Colum
Amadia (Amadiya), Kurdistan. c. 1919-07. Informal group portrait of Sergeant Troup, two members of No. 13 Station, `D' Troop, 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, and four l
