The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of Headquarters staff of the 8th Australian Field Artillery Brigade outside their dugouts near Blangy Tronville, France during the period the 3rd Division was holding the line at Villers-Bretonneux. From left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) George Lawton Mayman from Brunswick, Victoria; Lt John Brake, Ordinance Officer from Mount Albert, Victoria; and Second Lieutenant Roderick George McLeod from Gladstone, Queensland (later awarded MC). Front row: Lt Edward Griffith, Adjutant from Brisbane, Queensland (later awarded Belgian Croix de Guerre); Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) William Gillian Allsop CMG DSO, Commanding Officer from Brisbane, Queensland; Captain Fritz Peter Max Solling MC, Medical Officer from Moree, NSW. Some of the officers are wearing service stripes on their right sleeves.
Group portrait of officers of the 8th Field Artillery Brigade at Vieux Berquin. The 8th Brigade moved back into this area for rest early in January 1918 and remained there until 1 February when it mov
Group portrait of officers of the 31st Battalion, on board A62 HMAT Wandilla enroute to Egypt. Identified left to right, back row: Captain (Capt) Adam McAllister from Tenterfield, NSW (died of wounds
Group portrait of Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Alexander Robert Heron DSO and officers of the 41st Battalion AIF. Identified, four men in back row near door, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Frederick Wi
Group portrait of the officers of the 41st Battalion at Kemmel Hill, Belgium. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Robert Brewer from Corndale, NSW (killed in action in France 29 S
Group portrait of the officers of the 11th Brigade of Australian Field Artillery in the rest area at Epagne, France. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Albert Arthur Orchard MC f
Group portrait of the officers of the 10th Battalion at Neuve Eglise, Belgium. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Charles Reddie Allanson from Elsternwick, Victoria (later awarde
