P02952.023 Accession Number: P02952.023

P02952.022

Photograph P02952.022 Second World War, 1939-1945

A WS No. 153 wireless set and accessories set up as a field signals station. The generator is on left and a wireless remote unit H (Australian) is on the right. (Donor Defence Information System Centr

P02952.021

Photograph P02952.021 Second World War, 1939-1945

c. 1944. A WS No. 22 (Australian) wireless set designed to overcome communication problems in tropical warfare known as `tropic proofing'. This could be used as a ground station, a man carried pack se

P02952.012

Photograph P02952.012 Second World War, 1939-1945

An unidentified Australian soldier operating a WS208 wireless set in the jungle. This small and easy to set up wireless set was standard equipment for Commandos and Patrols. (Donor Defence Information

P02952.009

Photograph P02952.009 Period 1930-1939

March 1931. An unidentified signalman operating a wireless set at a makeshift field wireless station during a 3rd Divisional Signals Training Camp. (Donor Defence Information System Centre)

P02952.003

Photograph P02952.003 First World War, 1914-1918

Near Amman, Palestine. March 1918. An Australian soldier of the Anzac Mounted Division, wearing headphones, operating a wireless set at a field station as other men look on during the first Amman stun

P02952.011

Photograph P02952.011 Period 1930-1939

c. 1930. A short wave wireless set designed and built by a group of Victorian soldiers, from Melbourne Signals units and 3rd Divisional Signals, as an extra curricular technical training exercise. (Do