Brisbane @ War - Use of Military Radio in Brisbane during WWII

This PDF file contains a detailed description of most of the military radio locations that existed in Brisbane during WWII.

This PDF file is based on a Powerpoint presentation that I delivered in Brisbane. 

There are 96 pages with lots of amazing photos.

Topics covered are as follows:-

• Overview of early American occupation of Brisbane from late December 1941
• Early communications arrangements at Base Section 3 HQs at Somerville House
• Army Command and Administrative Network ACAN
• Brisbane Wireless Circuits in ACAN
• Wireless Call Signs
• Main Message Centre at Somerville House
• Capalaba Radio Receiving Site
• Capalaba Hotel barracks for above radio site
• Redland Bay Radio Transmitting Site (Redland Bay Golf Club)
• First Radio Circuit to San Francisco
• Hemmant Radio Receiving Site
• San Francisco Transmitting Site
• 1st Lt. Henry W. Flora - Commanding Officer of Hemmant site
• Rocklea Radio Receiving Station 
• Use of Teletype via ACAN
• Typical Teletype Room
• Sigsaly - The Green Hornet - Secure voice conference for General MacArthur
• Seaborne Communications installed on ships at Bulimba 
• Photos by Radio - Radiophoto Station at "Cintra" beside Cloudland
• ACAN and IBM Tabulators
• IBM Tabulators used by the Codebreakers at Central Bureau at 21 Henry St., Ascot
• 126th Signal Radio Intelligence Co - Field Unit for Central Bureau
• Australian Special Wireless Group at Kalinga - Field Unit for Central Bureau
• Archerfield Radio Receiving Site
• US Navy Naval Radio Station at Colmslie Flying Boat Base
• RAAF Signals Office
• RAAF W/T Station Reid House
• RAAF Zillmere Remote Receiving Bunker

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