The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Men of the original (1st) Light Horse Regiment at Roseberry Park Camp, near Merriwa, NSW, before departure from Australia. The trooper on the right is 71 Trooper (Tpr) William Harry Rankin Woods, 1st Light Horse Regiment who was amongst the first Light Horsemen to die of wounds on 15 May 1915 in Gallipoli, aged 39 years. Tpr Woods enlisted on 25 August 1914 at Sydney and was born in Mudgee NSW. The Troopers left and background are unidentified.
Studio portrait of 3175 Trooper (Tpr) George Samuel Foskett, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment, of Sofala, NSW. A coal miner prior to enlistment, he embarked from Melbourne with the 1st Light Horse
Group portrait of A Squadron of the 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment on parade. Identified eighth from right, behind the row of officers is possibly 2428 Trooper (Tpr) Frank Fisher, an Aboriginal
Studio portrait of 739 Trooper (Tpr) Valentine Fennell (Fenell) Bowler, 1st Light Horse Regiment, of Holbrook, NSW. Tpr Bowler was a grazier prior to enlisting in January 1915; serving at Gallipoli f
Studio portrait of 1467 Trooper (Tpr) Michael Tuckey (seated) with Jack Randall, both of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. A boundary rider from Turill, NSW, Tpr Tuckey enlisted in July 1915 an
D Troop, B Squadron, 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade at Hassainiya. Identified left to right: Trooper (Tpr) West; Corporal Flannigan; Tpr Faint (probably 1437 Tpr Athol Clyde Faint who died of woun
Studio portrait of 1047 Private Ernest Douglas Turner, 1st Light Horse Regiment, of Inverell, NSW. He was a farmer prior to enlistment he embarked from Sydney with the 6th Reinforcements aboard HMAT C
