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DECEPTION BAY, CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-08. A PORTION OF 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS DEFENCE POST PERSONNEL MOVING ALONG THE BEACH BEFORE DAWN DURING TRAINING EXERCISES AGAINST ENEMY ATTACK.
DECEPTION BAY, CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-08. THE "ENEMY", ASSISTED BY THE BREN GUNNER AT THE FOREGROUND, DEFENDS BEACH POSITIONS DURING 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS TRAINING EXERCISES. THEY W
DECEPTION BAY, CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-08. SIGNALMAN D G WILSON, 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS MAINTAINING A DAWN LOOKOUT THROUGH FIELD GLASSES DURING TRAINING EXERCISES.
DECEPTION BAY, CABOOLTURE AREA, QLD. 1945-02-08. MAJOR A A MASON, OFFICER COMMANDING A 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS SIX DAY EXERCISE, (2), PROVIDES A COMMENTARY TO SPECTATORS AND "STUDENT" TROOPS
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.
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. MAJOR W G HARMER, OFFICER COMMANDING 3 COY, 22 LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, AT THE SIGNAL CENTRE EXPLAINING THE LAYOUT OF THE BEACH GROUP. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE
