The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) William Leo Trenerry, 19th Battalion. A bank clerk from Manilla, NSW prior to enlistment 2nd Lt Trenerry embarked with the rank of Private along with his brother 421 Private Harrie Martyn Trenerry with A Company from Melbourne on HMAT Ceramic on 25 June 1915. After being accidently wounded at Gallipoli, he went on to serve on the Western Front where he was promoted to Corporal and then to Second Lieutenant. Following his promotion to Lieutenant he was awarded the Military Cross "For conspicuous gallantry in action. He displayed great courage and determination in the handling of his machine guns under heavy fire, and repelled several enemy attacks." Subsequently promoted to Captain, he toured South Africa with the AIF cricket team following the Armistice, and returned to Australia on 23 September 1919. Pte Harrie Trenerry was killed in action at Pozieres on 26 July 1916. Another brother, Lieutenant Leslie Trenerry MC also served with the first AIF and returned to Australia on 16 March 1919.
Autographed studio portrait of Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) Roy Barrett Withers DCM, 13th Battalion. A sailor from Callan Park, NSW prior to enlistment, 2nd Lt Withers embarked with the rank of Private
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) Brian More O'Sullivan (left) and 2nd Lt George Lush Finlay, 7th Reinforcements, 5th Battalion taken on the day of their embarkation. Both men embarked fro
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) Percy Ellesmere Smythe, 24th Battalion, of Gladesville, NSW. 2nd Lt Smythe enlisted on 30 April 1915. He was promoted to Lieutenant on 3 November 1918 and
Portrait of George Francis Vernon Grenness, 22nd Battalion AIF. Born at Wandiligong Victoria he enlisted at Melbourne in 1915. Serving at Gallipolii and the Western Front in France and Belgium, Grenne
Studio portrait of 2nd Lieutenant (2nd Lt) John Graham Antill Pockley, 33rd Battalion. A grazier from Yarran Springs, NSW 2nd Lt Pockley originally served as a Private with the Australian Army Medical
Studio portrait of 1020 Sergeant (Sgt) John Hilbert Matthews, 14th Battalion. A postal official from Ararat, Victoria and a lieutenant in the 73rd Infantry Citizens' Military Forces (CMF), John Matthe
