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NX12227 Lieutenant ColonelDonald Norwood Veron, Commanding Officer 9th Division Signals, Tobruk.
A group in the office of the Commanding Officer, 9th Division Signals, Tobruk. In the foreground is Major Stoneling, Royal Corps of Signals, who went to Tobruk to assist in the changeover to a new si
NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-28. THE WARIA RIVER AT MOROBE. LEFT TO RIGHT:- UNIDENTIFIED; VX89051 LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. P. DOWNEY MM, COMMANDING OFFICER, NO. 18 LINES OF COMMUNICATION (SIGNALS), CAPTAIN M. A.
NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-28. SENIOR SIGNALS OFFICERS EATING LUNCH ON THE BANKS OF THE WARIA RIVER. LEFT TO RIGHT:- VX89051 LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. P. DOWNEY MM, COMMANDING OFFICER NO. 18 LINES OF COMMUNICATI
TOBRUK, LIBYA, 1941. LIEUTENANT COLONEL DON VERON, CO 9TH DIVISIONAL SIGNALS AIF. STANDING BESIDE SOME OF THE MISSILES FIRED INTO OR DROPPED ON TOBRUK. (DONOR LIEUTENANT. J. HERRICK)
NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-28. NX12227 BRIGADIER D. N. VERON OBE, CHIEF SIGNALS OFFICER, NEW GUINEA FORCE (1), TALKING WITH NATIVES ON THE BANKS OF THE WARIA RIVER.
A group portrait of Signals Officers of Headquarters 9th Division, Tobruk. From left to right: Back row: QX6600 Lieutenant (Lt) Donald Colgan McNeill; WX4848 Lt Francis Eugene Quilty; QX6267 Lt Wil
