The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 1973 Lance Corporal (LCpl) Leslie Henry Robinson of Minore via Dubbo, NSW. LCpl Robinson enlisted in the AIF in August 1915 and served on the Western Front with the 54th Battalion. Cpl Robinson was killed by a shell which landed amongst a group of men from the 54th Battalion during the battle of Polygon Wood on 26 September 1917. According to his Red Cross Wounded and Missing file, he was buried with five others near the Polygon Wood Butte, however the cross marking the grave was later destroyed, and his remains were never found.
Studio portrait of 1973 Corporal (Cpl) Leslie Henry Robinson of Minore via Dubbo, NSW. Cpl Robinson enlisted in the AIF in August 1915, and served on the Western Front with the 54th Battalion. He was
Outdoors portrait of Non Commissioned Officers of the 54th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, before the battalion embarked for France on the 9 February 1917. Identified are brothers 1973 Corporal
Studio portrait of Non Commissioned Officers from the 54th Battalion. Identified, back row left to right is 1973, Corporal (Cpl) Leslie Henry Robinson, of Minore via Dubbo, NSW; 1997, Sergeant (Sgt) J
Studio portrait of 2142 Company Sergeant Major (CSM) William Henry Cook, 55th Battalion, of Goulburn, NSW. A bootmaker and a pre-war member of senior cadets and the 43rd Infantry (CMF), CSM Cook enlis
Studio portrait of 3216 Private (Pte) Michael Patrick O'Loughlin, 45th Battalion, of Grenfell, NSW. A farmer before enlisting in September 1916, Pte O'Loughlin left Australia with the 8th Reinforcemen
Studio portrait of 1625 Private (Pte) James (Jim) Casey, 38th Battalion, of Rushworth, Vic. A farmer before enlisting in March 1917, Pte Casey left Australia for France with the 1st Reinforcements in
