The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait 3473 Private (Pte) Alan George Shadgett, 10th Battalion. A motor body builder from Parkside, SA prior to enlistment, Pte Shadgett embarked with the 11th Reinforcements from Adelaide on 27 October 1915 aboard HMAT Benalla. Later transferring to the 50th Battalion he was killed in action, at Noreuil on 2 April 1917 and buried in the Noreuil Australian Cemetery, France. His brother, 3275 Pte Kenneth Pettit Shadgett, also of the 50th Battalion, was taken prisoner on the same day, also at Noreuil. A younger brother, 3369 Pte Frank James Shadgett also served in the 50th Battalion and returned to Australia in January 1919. See also P09291.083 and P09291.088
Studio portrait of the Shadgett brothers from Parkside, South Australia. On the left is 3275 Private (Pte) Kenneth Pettit Shadgett who was an 18 year old driver prior to enlisting on 13 July 1915. On
Studio portrait of five members of the AIF from South Australia. All embarked for overseas with the 11th Reinforcements of the 10th Battalion from Adelaide on 27 October 1915 aboard HMAT Benalla. Afte
Studio portrait of 2216 Private (Pte) Edgar Albert Maxwell, 50th Battalion, of Saddleworth, SA. A farmer and blacksmith before enlisting in May 1916, Pte Maxwell left Australia for England with the 4t
Studio portrait of 3249 Private (Pte) Angus Boston, 10th Battalion. A labourer from Naracoorte, South Australia, prior to enlistment with his younger brother 3250 Pte Thomas Boston (See P09291.309),
Studio portrait of 3250 Private (Pte) Thomas Boston, 10th Battalion. A baker from Naracoorte, South Australia, prior to enlistment with his older brother 3249 Pte Angus Boston (See P09291.310), they
Studio portrait of 1955 Private (Pte) Nicholas Roy Herring, 50th Battalion (right) and an unidentified Corporal. Pte Herring, a fireman from Lobethal, SA, enlisted on 8 January 1915 and embarked from