The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wireless Station W.5 operated by the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, set up at Hell Spit at the southern end of Anzac Cove. The station was in operation within a day or two after the landing on 25 April 1915, and remained in this position until 8 May when it moved to Clarke's Valley. 502 Lance Corporal R H Fry is on duty at the generating set (left), Sapper Brown is on wireless watch (centre) and Sapper T Rodgers is in the shelter.
Duty officer, 502 Lance Corporal R H Fry wearing headphones and smoking a pipe, at the Wireless Station W.5, operated by the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, at the entrance to Cl
Portrait of 502 Lance Corporal R H Fry, a member of the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, holding his pipe and wearing a scarf while standing in front of W 5 Wireless Station situa
The interior of Wireless Station W.5, operated by the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, in its position at the entrance to Clarke's Valley at Anzac. The duty operator is 502 Lance
Wireless Station W.5, operated by the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, in its position at the entrance to Clarke's Gully at Anzac. In the foreground is Sapper (Spr) T Bayliss (le
Wireless Station W.5 , operated by the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, in its position at the entrance to Clarke's Valley at Anzac. Note the limbers in the foreground.
Looking towards Gaba Tepe from Casualty Corner. Wireless Station W.5 operated by the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade can be seen in the right foreground at Clarke's Valley, Anzac
