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Hazebrouck, France. 10 August 1917. The 3rd Australian Field Ambulance with Lieutenant Colonel A. G. Butler DSO, leading, passing General Birdwood whilst on the march through Hazebrouck. Also identified: Colonel (now Brigadier General) Thomas A. Blamey CMG DSO, then General Staff Officer I (GSOI), 1st Division (1); Colonel Arthur G. Butler DSO (2). See E04576K for position of those named in this caption.
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. Hazebrouck, France. 10 August 1917. The 3rd Australian Field Ambulance with Lieutenant Colonel A. G. Butler
Hazebrouck, France. 10 August 1917. The 1st and 3rd Australian Machine Gun Transport passing General Sir William Riddell Birdwood. Identified: Lieutenant A. Baker-Finch (1); Second Lieutenant E. G. Sc
M. Georges Benjamin Clemenceau, Premier of France, whilst on his only visit to the Australian front, talking to Australian Officers of the 4th Division. Left to right: Brigadier General T. A. Blamey C
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. General Sir W. R. Birdwood taking the salute during the march past at the review of the 4th Divisional Arti
General Sir W. R. Birdwood taking the salute during the march past at the review of the 4th Divisional Artillery. Identified: Corporal E. L. Scott (1); Major General (Maj Gen) E. G. Sinclair MacLagan
Bermicourt, France. 10 February 1918. A tank struggling to climb out of a shell crater during a test at Bermicourt. Identified: Brigadier General Hordern, General Staff Officer I (GSOI), 1st Corps (1)
