The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Reinforcements in November 1916 for service on the Western Front. He was in a support trench known as Garter Point, near Polygon Wood, on 28 September 1917 when a German shell killed him instantly, age 24. He was buried nearby. However, the small cross marking his grave was lost, and Pte O'Loughlin's remains were never recovered.
Studio portrait of 5404 Private (Pte) Glen Kilsyth Lumsden, 45th Battalion, of Beaumont via Nowra, NSW. A farmer before enlisting in March 1916, Pte Lumsden left Australia for France with the 17th Rei
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
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 3616 Sergeant (Sgt) Arthur Smith, 53rd Battalion, of Marrickville, NSW. A warehouseman who had served in the Citizens Military Forces (CMF) before enlisting in September 1915, Sgt S
Studio portrait of 3131 Acting Corporal (A/Cpl) Aloysius (Arthur) John Day, 58th Battalion, of Warrnambool, Vic. A shop assistant with four years service in the senior cadets and Naval Reserves, A/Cpl
Studio group portrait of 3541 Private (Pte) George Stanley ('Kenty') Kentwell of Leichhardt, NSW (left), 3606 Pte Charles Gladstone Quinn of Petersham, NSW (centre) and 3616 Pte Arthur Smith of Marric
