The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1st Australian Field Ambulance. Pte Reynolds, a joiner from Sebastopol, Vic prior to enlistment, embarked with the 1st Reinforcements from Melbourne on HMAT Berrima on 22 December 1914. He was evacuated from Gallipoli with illness and after a period of recovery in England, he rejoined his unit in France where he was wounded in action. He returned to Australia on 23 October 1918 and was discharged on 20 March 1919. During the Second World War Reynolds served as a Private in 20 Battalion Volunteer Defence Corps, with the service number V236378.
Studio portrait of 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1st Australian Field Ambulance. Pte Reynolds, a joiner from Sebastopol, Vic prior to enlistment, embarked with the 1st Reinforcements fro
Studio portrait of 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1st Australian Field Ambulance. Pte Reynolds, a joiner from Sebastopol, Vic prior to enlistment, embarked with the 1st Reinforcements fro
Veterans participate in an Anzac Day march. The man at the rear wearing the hat and a light suit is Herbert Vincent (Bert) Reynolds. Mr Reynolds enlisted as 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds
Collection relating to the service of 622 Private Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1 Field Ambulance, AIF, Australia, At Sea, Egypt, Gallipoli, Western Front, England, 1914-1919. Collection consists of a bo
Black canvas kit bag. The tubular bag has 12 brass eyelets placed around its opening, and is reinforced with a second layer of canvas at the base. Stencilled in white paint on the side is 'No 622 H.V.
White cotton bag with cotton drawstring and appliqued red fabric cross on the front. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Sebastopol, Victoria. He enlisted for service in the First World War
