The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 3578A Private (Pte) Frederick Alfred Weiss, 53rd Battalion, of Wyalong, NSW. Pte Weiss was killed in action on 19 July 1916 at Fromelles, aged 24. His brother, 11147 Bombardier (Bdr) Erle Victor Weiss, 1st Australian Field Artillery Brigade, was killed in action two years later on 9 August 1918. A third brother, NX36483 Pte Harry Blanch Weiss, served with the 2/30 Battalion in the Second World War, was taken prisoner of war of the Japanese and died of illness whilst in captivity in Thailand on 30 September 1943.
Studio portrait of 11147 Bombardier (Bdr) Erle Victor Weiss, 1st Australian Field Artillery Brigade, of Singleton, NSW. Bdr Weiss was killed in action on 9 August 1918. His brother, 3578A Private (Pte
Studio portrait of NX36483 Private (Pte) Harry Blanch Weiss, 2/30 Battalion of Singleton, NSW. Pte Weiss was taken prisoner of war of the Japanese and died of illness whilst in captivity in Thailand o
The opening of the Erina War Memorial on Sunday 11 November, 1923. According to an article published in the the Sydney Morning Herald on Monday 19 November, the memorial was "unveiled by Colonel Verno
Members of the 11th Field Artillery Brigade chaffing fodder for their horses prior to moving into the line at Ypres. From left to right; 21943 Gunner (Gnr) Frederick William Best; 28420 Gnr Paul McEwa
Members of the 11th Field Artillery Brigade preparing fodder for their horses prior to the 3rd Battle of Ypres. From left to right: 21943 Gunner (Gnr) Frederick William Best; 28420 Gnr Paul McEwan; 12
Studio portrait of 3455 Private (Pte) Harry Turner, 3rd Battalion (later 53rd Battalion). A sawyer from Petersham, New South Wales, Harry Turner enlisted with his younger brother 3462A Pte Arthur Tur
