The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An enemy aeroplane brought down by an Australian machine gunner, on 23 March 1918. Identified: far left is 8464Driver William Samuel Locke; and second from left, squatting, is 17838 Private C. Woollams, both of the 1st Field Ambulance.
Members of the 1st Australian Field Ambulance, placing wounded in a motor ambulance at chalk pits in front of Mericourt for conveyance to a Casualty Clearing Station. Identified: 3550 Private (Pte) Ph
Members of the 1st Australian Field Ambulance, placing wounded in a motor ambulance at chalk pits in front of Mericourt for conveyance to a Casualty Clearing Station. Identified: P. G. Downy (1); Priv
Informal group portrait of four soldiers. Identified second from left is 6504 Wilfred Harold Ramsden (later DCM), 13th Field Artillery Battery and far right 6435 Percy Cyril Kerr, 6th Field Ambulance,
A German Albatros D5A Scout aircraft Serial No. 5390/17 brought down by members of the Australian Flying Corps, near Armentieres on 17 December 1917. Both the airmen concerned, Lieutenant L. Sandy and
Informal group portrait of members of the 3rd Field Ambulance outside the The 3rd Field Ambulance Dressing Station on Upper Beach Road, above Anzac Cove. Identified are: 181A Private (Pte) William Hen
Group portrait of members of the 15th Field Ambulance. Identified from left to right, back row: 10328 Private (Pte) Percy Charles Tuck; 9606 Pte George Crouth; 5502 Pte Roy Charlie Felton (later Lance
