The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-06. LANCE CORPORAL S J CROOKS, (1), AND CORPORAL N O WEARNE, (2), MEMBERS OF 4 LINE MAINTENANCE SECTION, 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, AT WORK ON A DP FRAME. THE FRAME FORMS PART OF THE US PATTERN TC4 SWITCHBOARD.
CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-06. SIGNALMAN C WILD, OPEREATING A 43 LINE TC4 US PATTERN SWITCHBOARD DURING 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS TRAINING EXERCISES. THE UNIT IS DUG IN TO ENABLE COVERAGE O
CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-06. SERGEANT C V BURKE, 4 LINE MAINTENANCE SECTION, 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, INSPECTS A COMPLETED JOB.
CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-06. SIGNALMAN R A NEALE, 4 LINE MAINTENANCE SECTION, 22 LINE OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, (1), WORKING ON A SPACED D8 TWISTED CABLE TREE SLUNG ON BOBBIN INSULATORS FOR LOCAL
CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-06. CAPTAIN T E MEADE, 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, (4), AMONG FULLERPHONE OPERATORS AT THE BEACH GROUP SIGNAL CENTRE.
Korea. 1952-04-09. Members of Signals Platoon, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), operating a six line "Glow-worm" Magneto Switchboard (US Pattern). Left to right: 2/4167 Corporal A.
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-02-06. NX39039 SIGNALLER K. JOHNS DOING A MAINTENANCE CHECK ON A SWITCHBOARD AT THE SIGNALS TRANSMITTING CENTRE, 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, HEADQUARTERS, FIRST AUSTRALI
