The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The registration room of the New Guinea Force Signals Office, Port Moresby, showing the wireless gallery at rear of picture. The office is manned by personnel of the 18th Lines of Communication Signals. Identified personnel are: NX152466 Sergeant (Sgt) Mark Harold Manning (1); SX21310 lieutenant William Andrew Butt (2); QX36593 Sgt Kenneth Brault Fowler (3); SX27095 Signalman Davie John Menhennett (4) and N219407 Corporal Cecil Ebert James (5).
The Wireless Gallery at the New Guinea Force Signal Office manned by personnel of the 18th Lines of Communication Area Signals. Identified personnel are: NX136881 Sergeant Cecil Joseph McDonald (nea
N245943 Signalman Kevin Patrick Stinson at a No. 4 Wireless Receiver in the New Guinea Force Signal Office, Port Moresby. The facility is manned by personnel of the 18th Lines of Communication Area S
The Telegraph Room in the New Guinea Force Signals Office, Port Moresby, showing the Wheatstone and Teletype equipment. The office is manned by personnel of the 18th Lines of Communication Signals.
Operators of the 18th Lines of Communication Signals manning telegraph channels in the Telegraph Room at the New Guinea Force Signal Office, Port Moresby.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES 1945-11-01. MEN FROM THE 37TH AUSTRALIAN HEAVY WIRELESS SECTION AND ADVANCED LAND HEADQUARTERS SIGNALS, "A" DETACHMENT, WERE THE ONLY AUSTRALIAN PERSONNEL REMAINING IN THE AREA. TH
TX11281 Signalman Raymond Townsend of the 18th Lines of Communication Signals removing a message from the electric message conveyor which operates between the New Guinea Force Headquarters and the Sig
