The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group photograph of General Sir Henry Rawlinson and staff. The General briefing his staff; scenes around Australian artillery lines.
Pathe Gazette newsreel. 1. Off home with Empires thanks. Contingent of Australian and New Zealand Tommies battle scarred from Gallipoli and the Western Front leave on their long journey home. Shows th
France. 1918-08. King George V from England with a group of senior Allied officers. Included in the group are Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig and General Sir Henry Rawlinson of the British Army and Gen
Cirkut print of a formal group portrait of the staff of the 1st Australian General Hospital (1AGH) (approximately 300 nurses and military personnel). Seated in the middle of the front row is Matron Et
PHOTOGRAPHS OF RAWLINSON AND HIS BROTHER WHILE ON ACTIVE SERVICE. PHOTOS RELATING TO NO 3 SQN. EXERCISE BOOK CONTAINING WORDS TO SONGS SUNG BY SOLDIERS IN THE TRENCHES. SEE MSS770 FOR MANUSCRIPT FAMIL
Western Front. c. 1916-08. King George V, on tour from England, near Fricourt on a hill named King George's Hill. He is conferring with General Sir Henry Rawlinson and General Sir W. Congreve concerni
Extracts from Cinesound News No. 459. 1. (2 min 51 sec) The victims are: Brigadier G Street, Minister for the Army, Mr James Fairbairn, Minister for Air, General White, Chief of the General Staff, Sir