Stretcher bearers
Art ART40930 Second World War, 1939-1945Bronze statue of a soldier lying on a stretcher with two stretcher bearers tending him. This edition was cast in bronze in 1985 by Meridian Sculpture Founders, Melbourne.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This bronze sculpture is of an Australian officer on patrol during the Vietnam War. He holds an automatic rifle in one hand and map in the other. The model for this sculpture was Lieutenant Donald Raymond Hawking, who commissioned Dowie to create the work. Lieutenant Hawking was a member of 10 RSAR and was selected for an attachment to 7 RAR in 1970, where he was allocated to rifle platoon as a Citizen Military Forces observer. The original cast was made in wax in Adelaide, and this piece was cast in bronze by Meridian Sculpture Foundry, Melbourne.
Bronze statue of a soldier lying on a stretcher with two stretcher bearers tending him. This edition was cast in bronze in 1985 by Meridian Sculpture Founders, Melbourne.

Depicts a soldier in uniform with a bomb in one hand, about to launch it at his target. The plaster cast was made in 1942, Cairo, and the bronze was cast in 1985 by Meridian Sculpture Founders, Melbou

This bronze sculpture relates to the Vietnam War and depicts a soldier carrying another wounded soldier. This maquette was a submission for the National Vietnam Memorial competition, Canberra, 1989.
This sculpture relates to the Vietnam War and shows a soldier laying on the ground, injured. This maquette was a submission for the National Vietnam Memorial competition, Canberra, 1989. This bronze
This sculpture relates to the Vietnam War and shows a soldier holding a fellow soldier that is wounded and has slumped in his arms. This maquette was a submission for the National Vietnam Memorial co
Depicts Corporal Arnold Robinson. Robinson went to the Middle East in 1940. Plaster cast by Dowie in 1942. This bronze was cast in 1985.