The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MEN OF 2/8 AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULANCE AT CEREMONY TO DEDICATE THE GRAVES OF THEIR COMRADES WHO DIED IN THE FIGHTING AROUND EL ALAMEIN. A JEWISH PADRE IS DEDICATING THE HEADSTONE ON THE GRAVE OF CAPTAIN J H SAMUELS, A REGIMENTAL MEDICAL OFFICER OF 2/15 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION, WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON 25 OCTOBER 1942.
EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1942-11-17. JEWISH PADRE DEDICATING THE HEADSTONE ON THE GRAVE OF A MEMBER OF THE JEWISH FAITH OF 2/8 AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULANCE DURING A CEREMONY OF DEDICATION HELD BY THE UNIT FOR
EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1942-11-17. PERSONNEL OF 2/8 AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULANCE MARCH TO THE EL ALAMEIN MILITARY CEMETERY TO HOLD A DEDICATION CEREMONY FOR COMRADES WHO WERE KILLED IN THE FIGHTING AROUND E
EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1942-11-17. SCENE AT EL ALAMEIN MILITARY CEMETERY DURING A CEREMONY OF DEDICATION FOR THEIR COMRADES WHO DIED IN THE FIGHTING AROUND EL ALAMEIN, HELD BY 2/8 AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULAN
Original grave of QX6407 Captain (Capt) John Harris Samuels, a Regimental Medical Officer of 2/15 Battalion. Capt Samuels was killed in action in the vicinity of El Wishka on 25 October 1942.
Studio portrait of QX6407 Captain (Capt) John Harris Samuels, a Regimental Medical Officer of 2/15 Battalion. Capt Samuels was killed in action in the vicinity of El Wishka on 25 October 1942, and is
The headstone erected over the grave of Captain C C M Mathison, No 2 Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, who died of wounds received in action at Cape Helles on 10 May 1915.
