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ROSENEATH BARRACKS, OUTSIDE TOWNSVILLE, QLD. C.1943. HUTS OF WAAAF MEMBERS OF THE NO 1 WIRELESS UNIT INTELLIGENCE AND INTERCEPT OPERATIONS RAAF (KANA) AT ROSENEATH. THE CAMP, IN BUSHLAND, HAD COLD WATER (BORE WATER PUMPED UP AS THE TANKS WERE POLLUTED) AND TIN CAN TOILETS. THE IRON ROOFED HUTS WERE OFTEN VISITED BY CANE TOADS, WILD GOATS, SPIDERS AND THE OCCASIONAL SNAKE. (DONOR C. CARPENTER)
ROSENEATH BARRACKS, OUTSIDE TOWNSVILLE, QLD. C.1943. THE LAUNDRY USED BY WAAAF MEMBERS OF NO 1 WIRELESS UNIT INTELLIGENCE AND INTERCEPT OPERATIONS (KANA) RAAF. IN A BUSH LOCATION, THE BARRACKS WERE SE
ROSENEATH BARRACKS, OUTSIDE TOWNSVILLE, QLD. C. 1943. THE ABLUTIONS HUT USED BY WAAAF MEMBERS OF NO 1 WIRELESS UNIT INTELLIGENCE AND INTERCEPT OPERATIONS (KANA) RAAF. IN A BUSH LOCATION, THE CAMP WAS
ELDERNELL, HAMILTON, BRISBANE, QLD. 1945. EXTERIOR OF THE HOUSE TO WHICH THE INTERCEPT GROUP FROM CENTRAL BUREAU OF INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS MOVED FROM ASCOT IN 1945. KANA OPERATORS WOKED WITH THE GR
ASCOT, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND C.1944-45. EXTERIOR OF THE HOUSE USED AS CENTRAL BUREAU OF INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS IN HENRY STREET, ASCOT, BRISBANE. HERE WORKED KANA OPERATORS OF NO. 1 WIRELESS UNIT INT
Hut No. 28 and another barracks building stand among eucalyptus or gum trees at a military camp probably at Bindoon, where members of 1 Special Air Service (1 SAS) Company are undergoing training. Con
"3 Troop [probably] on convoy duties; watch out for crazy water buffalo!". "The escorting tanks get up to speed after negotiating a deep puddle. South Vietnamese farmers could hamper our transit; was
