Ngā Taonga Sound Archives – Saving Kiwi voices of World War II
Ngā Taonga Sound Archives – Saving Kiwi voices of World War II
Flight Sergeant A G Newman, one of the New Zealanders serving with the Royal Air Force in the Cassino area in Italy, records his message to be broadcast in NZ, with Archibald Curry, of the NZ Broadcasting Unit, April 1944. (Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library)
Noel Palmer with disc recorders inside the Mobile Unit truck
Members of 2nd NZEF 3rd Echelon on board one of the transports before departure from Wellington, August 1940. (Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library)
Flight Sergeant A T Condon (Mosgiel) at the microphone as he records a message to be broadcast in New Zealand. 1944. (Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library)
A disc showing palmitic acid deposits before cleaning
Sound archivist Sandy Ditchburn at work on a WWII disc
WWII Mobile Unit broadcasters Norman Johnston, Noel Palmer and Doug Laurenson
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