The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of three soldiers wearing Returned Soldiers' League (NSW) badges. Identified on the right is 3174 Trooper (Tpr) Alan Godfrey Day, 6th Light Horse Regiment. Tpr Day, a farmer from Lockhart, NSW, was initially rejected for military service as medically unfit. He had an operation to correct a hernia and was succesful at his second attempt to enlist, serving as a farrier. He left Australia with the 25th Reinforcements to the Regiment in May 1917, returning in 1919.
Studio portrait of three Australian soldiers, probably of the 7th Battalion. Identified is 3401 Private (Pte) Francis George Le Couilliard, 7th Battalion, a farmer of Cowangie, Victoria (formerly of J
Bandaged and recuperating soldiers at the Sussex City Hospital. Identified second from right, with a moustache, is 3401 Private (Pte) Francis George Le Couilliard, 7th Battalion. A farmer of Cowangie,
Studio portrait of 57312 Trooper (Tpr) William Wallace Chatfield, 1st Light Horse Regiment. A labourer from Coonabarabran, NSW, Trooper Chatfield originally enlisted at the Recruiting Office at Mudgee
William Kearsey and Verdun Frances Mary on their wedding day, 1951. 2341 Private Kearsey was a 24 year old coach builder from Inverell, New South Wales, when he enlisted with the AIF. He had previousl
Photographs relating to 16 Private William Horace Reardon. A farmer from Gippsland, Victoria, Reardon enlisted on 19 August 1914 and joined the 4th Light Horse Regiment. He served at Gallipoli, Egypt
Studio portrait of 439836 Flying Officer (FO) Keith Henry Kearney, RAAF. As a 16 year old, Keith Kearny joined the 6th Light Horse, and two years later at the outbreak of the Second World War, he trie
