The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of members of the 3rd Australian General Hospital (3 AGH) on camelback with their guide on a white mule in the foreground. The Sphinx and pyramid are behind them. Identified but positions unknown are: 4337 Private (Pte) Arthur Henry Andrews; 4413 Pte Thomas Septimus Daglish Kemmis; 4500 Pte Norman Henry Cook (later a Lieutenant in the 4th Machine Gun Battalion); 4356 Pte Norman Carlson; 4424 Lance Corporal Harold John May (later died in an accident in Palestine on 12 November 1917); either 4361 Pte Phillip Edwin Crowe or 4362 Pte Patrick Francis Crowe; 4492 Corporal Grafton Samuel Edward Lees (later a Lieutenant in the Australian Flying Corps); 4352 Pte William Francis Cahill; 4720 Pte Donald Fowler Day (later a Lieutenant in the Australian Flying Corps) and 4369 Pte Edward Henry Fredreal Dein.
Group portrait of the Quartermaster and his Staff at the 3rd Australian General Hospital. Back row, left to right: 5958 Private (Pte) Stephens; 15884 Pte Stephenson; 4423 Pte Marshall; 4707 Pte B. Bel
Group portrait of Non-commissioned officers and men of the 3rd Australian General Hospital in fancy dress costumes on the third anniversary of their leaving Australia. Back row, left to right: French
Outdoor group portrait of members of the 13th Advanced Ordnance Depot, Australian Army Ordnance Corps, who were defeated 2 goals to nil by the 2/12th Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps in
At Kaitaichi in Japan, the band of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), waits for Lieutenant General Bridgeford to carry out an inspection. Identified personnel however exact place
Group photograph of members of the 226 Supply Depot Platoon. Back Row – Standing (left to right): VX144842 Private (Pte) Reginald Donald Hayward; SX39879 Pte Harold John Champion; NX153719 (N256110)
Outdoor group portrait of members of the 2/102 General Transport Company. Identified back row, left to right: unknown, NX47732 Private (Pte) George Charles Bushell; NX58933 Pte Alexander Cecil Simpson
