Bankstown Remote Receiving Building, Bankstown, New South Wales, during WW2

The Bankstown Remote Receiving building was a semi-underground concrete reinforced building located at Picnic Point National Park near today's TransGrid South Sydney substation beside the George's River. It was located in the Lewis Gordon Estate in the Parish of Bankstown, County of Cumberland. The Bankstown Remote Receiving Building worked in conjunction with 1 Fighter Sector Headquarters bunker which was located just over 4 miles away.

According to some local residents the bunker still exists. Does anyone know whether that is true?

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Original on 171 56/1

this copy for 171/1/1493

UTILIZATION OF SEMI-UNDERGROUND BUILDINGS

D.A.S.P.

Herewith is list of above buildings as requested in your minute dated 29th November, 1943.

signed W/Crd.
Richmond.
for G/Capt.
D.W.B.

2/12/43

SEMI-UNDERGROUND BUILDINGS

(a) COMPLETED AND IN USE	Building Details Drawing No.	Locality Plan Drawing No.
BANKSTOWN, N.S.W. Remote Receiving building (Less air conditioning)	41/42/2508	(R.S. 790 (R.S. 979
etc	etc	etc

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