WHITE'S HILL SIGNALS SWITCHBOARD ROOM "BUNKER"
WHITE'S HILL, BRISBANE, QLD, DURING WW2

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The Signals Unit of Fortress Brisbane, established a signals switchboard room "bunker" on the lower slopes of White's Hill in Brisbane, Queensland. The Fortress and Anti-aircraft signals went through this switchboard room. 

The Army also occupied an observation point on the high part of White's Hill in Brisbane during WW2. 

Students of Camp Hill High School would play in White's Hill bush land and knew of an American Base. It was not uncommon for kids to come to school with old rusted American equipment including several Thompson sub-machine guns.

 

Can anyone tell me any more about this?

 

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