The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of seven officers of the 2nd Australian Field Ambulance, a pyramid in the background. Identified left to right (back row): Captain Roy William Chambers; possibly Captain Balcombe Quick; Captain Christopher Norman Matheson, smoking a pipe; Major William Weston Hearne, who, as Acting Director of Medical Services, 5th Division, was killed by a shell fragment on 17 October 1917. Front row: Captain Andrew Victor Honman, who died on the Western Front on 20 May 1917 after being gassed; Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Hobart Sturdee, seated on a deck chair; Captain Charles Morley, Quartermaster.
Group portrait of seven officers of the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC) at Mena camp, ten miles from Cairo, a pyramid in the background. Identified left to right (back row): unidentified, holding
Group portrait of seven officers of the 2nd Field Ambulance at Mena Camp near Cairo, two of them smoking pipes. One of the pyramids can be seen in the background. The officers subsequently served on t
Group portrait of four officers of the Australian Army Medical Corps who served overseas during the First World War. Identified left to right: Major William Weston Hearne, who, as Acting Director of M
Informal portrait of two officers of the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC) sitting at the entrance to a dugout. Identified left to right: Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Hobart Sturdee; Major William Wes
Group portrait of three officers of the 2nd Field Ambulance on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Identified (right) is Major William Weston Hearne, Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC), who was awarded the Di
Three officers of the 2nd Field Ambulance riding horses on the bank of the Suez Canal. Identified left to right: Major William Weston Hearne, who was awarded the DSO in 1917 and was later killed in ac
