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Photograph H04002 First World War, 1914-1918Grave of Service number 58 Private George Haviland True of the 12th Battalion Australian Imperial Forces at Shell Green Cemetery.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Grave of Service number 946 Private Thomas Stokes of the 11th Battalion Australian Imperial Forces at Shell Green Cemetery.
Grave of Service number 58 Private George Haviland True of the 12th Battalion Australian Imperial Forces at Shell Green Cemetery.

The original graves of Australians killed in action on the Gallipoli Peninsula, seen behind a barbed wire fence. The grave at left is of 946 Private Thomas William Stokes, 11th Battalion, killed in ac

The original graves of Australians killed in action on the Gallipoli Peninsula, seen behind a barbed wire fence. The grave at left is of 946 Private Thomas William Stokes, 11th Battalion, killed in ac
PIETA MILITARY CEMETERY, MALTA. GRAVE OF 1672 PRIVATE W. GREEN OF THE 11TH BATTALION AIF, WHO DIED ON 1915-08-07, AND IS BURIED WITH TWO BRITISH SERVICEMEN. (DONOR PRESIDENT OF MALTA)

PRIVATE WATSON STANDING NEAR A MACHINE GUN DUGOUT NEAR SHELL GREEN. THE MEMORIAL CROSS, THE ORIGINAL GRAVE MARKER, IN THE CENTRE FOREGROUND MARKS THE ORIGINAL BURIAL PLACE OF 495 TROOPER W J C KIDMAN

Studio portrait of 2368 Private (Pte) George James Featonby, 11th Battalion in civilian clothes. A farmer from Bendigo, Vic prior to enlistment, Pte Featonby embarked with the 7th Reinforcements from
