The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Khaki woollen badge embroidered in white and black thread with the symbol of the Australian Wireless Squadron. The symbol takes the form of a pair of white wings with a lightening bolt through the centre.
Associated with the service of 17539 Sapper Murray Parkes, a printer's traveller from Sydney, NSW. Parkes enlisted on 6 December 1916 and served in Mesopotamia with 1 Australian Cavalry Divisional Signal Squadron and from 23 May 1918 with 1 Australian Wireless Squadron. He embarked for return to Australia on 22 July 1919 and was discharged from the AIF on 5 October 1919.
Collection relating to 17539 Sapper Murray Parkes, 1st Australian Cavalry Divisional Signal Squadron and 1 Australian Wireless Squadron, 1916-1919. This large collection contains correspondence betwee
Small sweetheart brooch showing a silver Australian Wireless Squadron symbol of a winged lightening bolt attached to an enamelled purple rectangle with a brooch fastening on the back. Brooch associa
Small sweetheart brooch showing a silver Australian Wireless Squadron symbol of a winged lightening bolt attached to an enamelled purple rectangle with a brooch fastening on the back. Brooch associa
Unofficial brass badge of the Australian Wireless Corps, AIF. Crescent shaped badge with a winged lightening bolt surmounting a scroll reading 'AUSTRALIAN WIRELESS'. Unknown
Purple diamond shaped colour patch for 1 Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, AIF, with a lightning bolt through a pair of wings sewn onto the centre. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the
Collection relating to 17539 Sapper Murray Parkes, 1st Australian Cavalry Divisional Signal Squadron and 1 Australian Wireless Squadron, 1916-1919. This large collection contains correspondence betwee
Australian Red Ensign. Signed by members of the 1st Australian Wireless Squadron. Originally the Australian Wireless Squadron had no flag. Robert Clark cabled his wife to send over an Australian red
Painted tin vehicle designation plate divided horizontally white over blue ( the colours of signals units) with a brown kangaroo, facing proper right, superimposed over the centre. This designation
