The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. Staff Sergeant Keith Barker, Royal Australian Corps of Signals, Quartermaster at the Britcom Broadcasting Station in Kure, of Katoomba, NSW, checks the contents of a box from the well-stocked shelves. He is responsible for the supply of technical equipment and spares. He stocks items ranging from penny condensers to 250 pound (currency) valves.
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. Staff of the Britcom Broadcasting Station in Kure, are brushing up on weapon drill with Staff Sergeant (SSgt) (Robbie) Roberts of Hampton, Vic (black beret), the chief reco
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. Some of the 30-odd members of the staff of the Britcom Broadcasting Station in Kure, receiving periodic military instruction from Staff Sergeant (SSgt) (Robbie) Roberts of
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. Technician Corporal John Douglas of Harrow, Vic (right), and Japanese technical assistant Yoshiyuki Takasuga install turntables in the newly added production room of the Br
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. Corporal Dick Rhode, Royal Australian Army Service Corps (RAASC), the Britcom Broadcasting Station publicity manager, of Subiaco, WA, checks through listeners' reports as p
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. A view of Studio 1 at the Britcom Broadcasting Station in Kure. Note on the announcer's console, the two disc players or turntables, the microphone and the records which ar
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. Sergeant Col Worner of Sausbury, Qld (left), the senior technician at the Britcom Broadcasting Station in Kure, and Susumu Arakawa, one of three Japanese technical assistan
