The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
3/6158 Signalman (Sig) P N (Pat) McGee, of Carlton, Vic, 28th Brigade, Signal Squadron, using a morse code key as he operates a Number 62 wireless set (upper) and a Number 19 wireless set (lower) fitted into the back of a signals van. Sig McGee recently kept the communication channels open, passing messages by morse code and voice radio during a fierce gun battle between security forces and Communist terrorists operating along the Thailand-Malayan border area.
Australian Signaller, 2/9313 Corporal (Cpl) C B 'Doc' Judd, of Coogee, NSW, 28th Brigade, Signal Squadron, talking on a field telephone set at the edge of a small airstrip in Northern Malaya. Cpl Judd
Wireless truck driver, 2/2019 Lance Corporal Alf Fellows, of Mayfield, NSW, 28th Brigade, Signal Squadron, preparing a brew of tea under an improvised shelter made of bamboo and canvas. He recently li
Portrait of signaller K Wood, G Signals Section, 2/12 Australian Field Regiment, 9th Division, inside a signals van, operating an AWA or Standard Telephone and Cable (ST&C) No 109 wireless set. He is
Brigadier (Brig) H J Mogg (third from right), Commander, 28th British Commonwealth Infantry Brigade and his entourage, conducting an inspection tour of the drivers and vehicles of the intergrated Aust
Acting Company Commander, 3/12015 Captain (Capt) Terry Gray, of Sydney, NSW (left), D Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), talking on a radio set, requesting the 'all clear' b
