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Photograph 020869 Second World War, 1939-1945General view of the Signals Office, Headquarters, 9th Australian Division, Tobruk. Switchboards can be seen in the foreground and Fullerphone operators in the background.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A general view of the 9th Division Signals Room. The instruments being operated in the background are Fullerphones, used for morse code work, with telephone switchboards in the centre.
General view of the Signals Office, Headquarters, 9th Australian Division, Tobruk. Switchboards can be seen in the foreground and Fullerphone operators in the background.

General view of the Signals Office, Headquarters, 9th Australian Division, Tobruk. Switchboards can be seen in the foreground and Fullerphone operators in the background.

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

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-02-06. SIGNALLERS OPERATING THE TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARDS AT THE SIGNALS TRANSMITTING CENTRE OF THE 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, HEADQUARTERS, FIRST AUSTRALIAN ARMY. FOR IDE

View of the filter plant which was used in connection with the supply of water for the troops. Two men are standing in the doorway of the plant room (centre) and a camp is seen in the background.

Men at work in the repair room of the 9th Division Signals, Tobruk. Their workroom is a section of a cave.
