The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Outdoor group portrait of personnel from No 5 Officers’ Instructional School (1915-1916) Broadmeadows, Victoria. Identified in the back row from left to right: William Andrew Landles Agnew (later a Lieutenant (Lt) in the 21st Battalion); William Laurence Davies (later a Lt in the 27th Battalion and awarded a Military Cross (MC)); Loftus Vernon Brown (later a Captain (Capt) in the 39th Battalion); Albert Ernest Cory (later a Lt in the 6th Battalion); Frank Osborne Cameron (later a Lt in the 46th Battalion); Frederick Ernest Allen (later a Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) in the 7th Battalion); unknown; and William Keays (later a Lt in the 23rd Battalion).
Second row from left to right: George Anderson Mitchell (later a Lt in the 37th Battalion and then transferred to the Royal Flying Corps); Alexander John Fraser [partly obscured] (later a Lt in the 40th Battalion and awarded MC); James Payn-Lewis (later a Captain in the 5th Battalion); Harold Ross Clark (later a Lt in the 8th Battalion and killed in action in Belgium on 16 September 1917); George Fowler Manson Horsburgh (later a Lt in the 6th Battalion); Norman Charles Aldridge (later a Lt in the 14th Battalion and awarded a MC and Bar. He also served on the Second World War); Braithwaite; Kennedy-Smith; Thomas Oswald Tyzack (later a Lt in the 3rd Machine Gun Company); Arthur Oswald Tubb (later a Lt in the 60th Battalion); and unknown.
Third row from left to right: unknown; unknown; Major Nicholson; Staff Sergeant Major (SSM) William Henry Gordon Smith (later a Lt in the 7th Battalion, awarded a MC and died of disease on 30 October 1918); SSM Edwin Thomas Wilson (later a Lt in the 13th Light Horse Regiment); Sergeant (Sgt) Alexander David Hollyhoke (later a Lt in the 7th Battalion); Robert Edward Hayes (later a Captain in the 14th Battalion); Hughes; Horace Fenton (later a Lt in the 8th Battalion); and John Arthur Mitchell (later a Captain in the 14th Battalion and awarded a MC).
Front row from left to right Sgt Ernest John Leslie Edmonds (later a Captain in the 14th Battalion); Sgt Sidney Wolton Gullett (later a Lt in the 32nd Battalion and awarded an OBE); unknown; unknown; unknown; Cooper; Cuming; Daniel Joseph O’Connor (later a Lt in the 60th Battalion); and Herbert Abraham Ansell (later a 2nd Lt in the 29th Battalion and killed in action in France on 23 October 1916.
Australian Army officer's khaki cotton drill service dress jacket with rank insignia of lieutenant. The collar is open with Rising Sun general service badges. The tunic is fastened with four large pre
Group portrait of the 11th Officers School of Instruction, No. 1 Platoon. Identified in the back row from left to right: William Andrew Landles Agnew (later a Lieutenant (Lt) in the 21st Battalion);
Officers of the 19th Battalion in France. Identified in the back row from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) John Gray (later awarded Military Cross (MC)); Lt Edmund Belcher (later awarded MC); Second Lie
Group portrait of members of No. 5 Platoon at the 3rd Officers Training School at Duntroon Military College. Identified from left to right, back row: Sgt G H Ferguson; H Elliot; W Stephen Milley; Fred
Group photograph of officers of the 12th Field Artillery, AIF, taken just before the battle of Messines. Identified in the back row from the left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Harry King Barraclough (late
Outdoor group portrait of smiling officers of the 48th Battalion. Identified in the back row from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Alfred Henry Lawrence; Lt Leslie St John Brown; Lt Bryn Arvfon Jones (l
Outdoor group portrait of officers of the 48th Battalion. Identified in the back row from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Alfred Henry Lawrence; Lt Leslie St John Brown; Lt Bryn Arvfon Jones (later a C
