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LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. SIGNALLERS OF THE NEW GUINEA SCHOOL OF SIGNALS OPERATING A WS22 SET AT A FICTITIOUS HEADQUARTERS

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. A SIGNALLER CHECKING TEST EQUIPMENT AT HEADQUARTERS, 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS. EQUIPMENT IS LEFT TO RIGHT:- BELOW: RECEPTION SET NO.4; VALVE AND CONDENSER ..

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. POWER RECTIFIERS (HIGH AND LOW VOLTAGE) AT THE LAE CARRIER TELEPHONE STATION 5TH CARRIER MAINTENANCE SECTION 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION

WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-27. PART OF A PANORAMA OF THE PLANTATION AREA SHOWING THE BONDI BEACHHEAD WITH THE 105TH CASUALTY CLEARING STATION ON THE HILL IN THE BACKGROUND. JOINS ..

WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-27. PART OF A PANORAMA OF THE PLANTATION AREA SHOWING THE CAMPS OF THE 4TH INFANTRY BRIGADE AND THE 472ND HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY. JOINS PHOTOGRAPHS NO. ..

MALMAL VILLAGE, NEW BRITAIN. 27 FEBRUARY 1945. NX186 COLONEL N.H. SAXBY, OBE, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES 5TH DIVISION, WHO SERVED PREVIOUSLY WITH THE 6TH DIV. AND THE 9TH DIV. IN THE ..

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. VX128263 SIGNALLER R. DAY, 18TH WIRELESS SECTION (HEAVY), 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS WORKING ON A WS133 TRANSMITTER AT THE 1ST ARMY TRANSMITTER SITE, BUSU

WUNUNG PLANTATION, JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-03-02. DOCTORS PREPARING FOR A SURGICAL OPERATION IN THE THEATRE OF THE 105TH CASUALTY CLEARING STATION

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. A SIGNALLER OF THE NEW GUINEA SCHOOL OF SIGNALS USING A WS208 MARK II SET WHILE WALKING UP A STEEP SLOPE

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. PERSONNEL OF THE 34TH WIRELESS SECTION (HEAVY), 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS PARADING ON THE ROADSIDE WITH A WS133 TRANSMITTER PACKED IN THREE JEEPS AND ..

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. A SIGNALLER OF THE NEW GUINEA SCHOOL OF SIGNALS OPERATING A WS208 MARK II SET UNDER WET AND MUDDY CONDITIONS

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. A SIGNALLER OF NO.1 COMPANY, 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS TESTING TELEPHONES AND BATTERIES IN THE UNIT STATION