| Accession Number | P01132.009 |
|---|---|
| Collection type | Photograph |
| Title | Group portrait of the first members of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and Womens Royal Australian Navy (WRANS) from HMAS Harman Naval Wireless Station. These service men and women transfered in ... |
| Object types | Black & white - Print silver gelatin |
| Maker | Unknown |
| Place made | Australia: Australian Capital Territory, Canberra |
| Date made | Feburary 1943 |
| Copyright | Copyright expired - public domain |
Group portrait of the first members of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and Womens Royal Australian Navy (WRANS) from HMAS Harman Naval Wireless Station. These service men and women transfered in ...
Group portrait of the first members of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and Womens Royal Australian Navy (WRANS) from HMAS Harman Naval Wireless Station. These service men and women transfered in late 1942 to the nearby Molonglo reciving station opened to cary traffic from Whitehall, Haliflax and Bombay Fort. Left to right: Back Row (standing): Leading Telegraphists Tich Philips and Jock Campbell, Telegraphists Joyce Barton and Marie McKenna, Cooks Poppy Ashdown and Pat Abbott, Teleprinter Operator Margaret Shergold, Leading Telegraphist Daphne Wright, Telegraphist Fred Lubach, Leading Telegraphist Jack Gore; Middle Row (sitting): Telegraphist Joyce Osborne, Teleprinter Operator Coras Allen, Telegraphist Edna Thomas, Leading Telegraphist Joan Dixon, Teleprinter Operators Phil McDonald and Dot McGuire, Telegrapist Molly Cuthbert, Leading Telegraphist Billie Thompson; Front Row: Petty Officer Telegraphists George Allen and Tom Lloyd.
- 1943. Canberra, ACT. WRANS from HMAS Harman Naval Wireless Station pose beside a Japanese midget submarine on display outside the Australian War Memorial. WR13 Shirley Drew is at far right. Note ...
- CANBERRA, ACT. C. 1944. INTERIOR OF THE WIRELESS ROOM AT HMAS HARMAN NAVAL WIRELESS STATION. SUPERVISING THE WRANS OPERATORS IS 3RD OFFICER DENISE OWEN (STANDING FAR RIGHT). (DONOR: S. GRYLLS) ...
- CANBERRA, ACT. C. 1945-04. SENIOR WRANS FROM HMAS HARMAN NAVAL WIRELESS STATION AT THE FOURTH BIRTHDAY OF THE SERVICE. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: DAPHNE WRIGHT, FRANCES PROVAN (WRAN NO. 1), SHIRLEY ...
- CANBERRA, ACT. C. 1944. MEMBERS OF THE RAN AND WRANS OF HMAS HARMAN NAVAL WIRELESS STATION ON PARADE. IN THE BACKGROUND ARE THE COTTAGES USED AS QUARTERS. (DONOR: S. GRYLLS) (COPY ALSO IN ALBUM ...
- CANBERRA, ACT. C. 1944. WRANS ON PAY PARADE AT HMAS HARMAN NAVAL WIRELESS STATION. HARMAN WAS A RECEIVING AND TRANSMITTING STATION, WHICH FIRST RECEIVED WRANS 1941-04. (DONOR: S. GRYLLS) (COPY ALSO ...
- Group portrait of the first members of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and Womens Royal Australian Navy (WRANS) from HMAS Harman Naval Wireless Station. These service men and women transfered in ...
- Members of the WRANS and RAN at HMAS Harman Naval Wireless Station working on camouflage nets for slit trenches surrpounding the station. Cloth was threaded through wire netting then dunked in mud. ...
- WRANS outside their barracks wearing the first issue of summer uniform; in October 1942 the uniforms in this photo were replaced by new summer uniforms. Identified, left to right: WR/24 Teleprinter ...
