Australian - Radio Opperators

The Australian HQ Team (Officers) represented the command element responsible for directing infantry, artillery, and support units on the battlefield during World War II. Typically led by a Lieutenant, Captain, or Major, these teams included signallers, runners, and senior NCOs who maintained communications, coordinated troop movements, and relayed orders between front-line units and higher headquarters. Equipped with field maps, binoculars, radios, and field telephones, HQ teams played a crucial role in ensuring that attacks, defensive operations, artillery support, and supply movements were properly coordinated.

In campaigns across North Africa, New Guinea, and the Pacific Islands, Australian officers often operated close to the front lines, where rapidly changing conditions required decisive leadership and quick decision-making. Whether directing infantry assaults, organising defensive positions, or coordinating artillery fire, HQ teams were essential to maintaining control and effectiveness in combat. Their leadership and communication skills were a key factor in the success of Australian operations throughout the war.

Multi Part Resin Model

On Licence form Battle Cat Miniatures.