The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unit “9PA” Broadcasting Studio, controlled by the Australian Broadcasting Commission and the American Armed Forces Radio is a popular amenity recently installed at Port Moresby. Captain Edgar L. Tidwell of Hollywood, California, (at left) Field Supervisor of the Armed Forces Radio Service in the South West Pacific Area is pictured in No1 Studio with Mr Val J. Anderson, Australian War Correspondent and Australian announcer reading his script.
Captain Robin Wood (at right) the station supervisor at the Australian Broadcasting Commission’s radio station 9PA in Port Moresby, with Mr Val Anderson, a war correspondent announcer at the station.
Captain Robin Wood (in uniform at left) station supervisor of “9PA” the Australian Broadcasting Commission’s radio station in Port Moresby with Captain Edgar L. Tidwell (in uniform at right) Officer-i
Captain Robin Wood (at left) the station supervisor at the Australian Broadcasting Commission’s radio station 9PA in Port Moresby, at a morning program conference with Captain Edgar L. Tidwell, Office
Putting the finishing touches to the signboard outside the newly opened Australian Broadcasting Commision station “9PA” Port Moresby. The station is operated by both Australian and American serviceme
Group portrait of the staff of “9PA” broadcasting station, a newly opened Australian Broadcasting Commission station in Port Moresby, manned by both Australians and Americans which was a popular ameni
The first New Guinea Radio Station, 9PA, commenced transmissions on Saturday, 26 Feb 1944. The General Manager of the ABC, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Moses, flew to New Guinea to take part in the offi
