Dick always likes to read anything like this about a place he is visiting... here are
some notes about these signs.

Six panels tell of the amphibious training that occurred on the beachfront during World War II.
Cairns was one of the Australia's largest military embarkation ports during the Pacific War.
Trinity Beach was set up as a training hub and hosted thousands of troops between May 1943 and December 1944.
Troops learned the skills associated with amphibious warfare, such as loading and unloading landing craft.