The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 108th Howitzer Battery in action at Bray using 4.5 inch Mk I Howitzers. The troops of the 3rd Australian Division whom the Battery was supporting were then engaged beyond Suzanne. Identified, left to right: 21492 Corporal J. F. Yates MM (partially obscured by the gun); 21437 Bombardier John Thomas Wharton MM (shovelling); 37417 Gunner (Gnr) Charles Edward Harnett (back to camera); 24557 Gnr C. F. H. Ipsen (looking up); 23094 Gnr John Southwell (extreme right foreground); 32887 Gnr Charles Edward Dun (in the background between Harnett and Ipsen); 23073 Gnr A. McDonald (directly behind Ipsen); 32962 Gnr Stockley (behind McDonald).
The 108th Howitzer Battery in action at Bray, using 4.5 inch Mk I Howitzers. Identified: 20079 Sergeant (Sgt) R. G. Finlay (1); 24557 Gunner (Gnr) C. F. H. Ipsen (2); 20119 Bombardier (Bdr) W. J. Buss
Group portrait of the 108th Howitzer Battery. Identified from left to right, back row: 22376 Gunner (Gnr) James Henry Lancaster; 21282 Driver (Dvr) George Harold Spencer; 20182 Dvr Walter Wilden (in f
Members of the 6th Medium Trench Mortar Battery, 3rd Division, sitting at a table while eating a meal in their makeshift 'mess room'. Back row, left to right (standing): 28980 Gunner (Gnr) Charles Wil
The 102nd Howitzer Battery, Australian Field Artillery using 4.5 inch Q.F. Howitzers, in action in a wheat field on the morning of the start of the advance. Left to right: Gunner (Gnr) T. F. McDermott
Members of the 2nd Field Artillery Brigade (2FAB), 102nd Howitzer Battery, at the Shrine of Remembrance. Identified, left to right, front row: Lieutenant Colonel George Ingram Stevenson CMG DSO; 934 B
Group portrait of 18th Battery in 1916. Names are on the reverse. See also P12299.003. Group portrait of members of the 6th Field Artillery Brigade, 18th Battery taken during the period 3 July 1917 a
