The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"Corridor in Barrack Friedrichsfeld Rhineland". Beams stencilled with flowers and leaves and large art prints decorate the area along with signs in French "No smoking in the barrack", "Clean properly its your health" and "Keep neat". From the collection of 2247 Sergeant (Sgt) Stuart Alan Webb, 28th Battalion. Sgt Webb embarked with the 4th Reinforcements on 1 October 1915. He was wounded and captured on 16 November 1916 on the Somme and taken prisoner of war (POW). Initially hospitalised at Mariahilf in the Reserve Lazarett, Webb was then imprisoned at Minden, and later at Friedrichsfeld. He was released in November 1918 and repatriated to England. In July 1919 Sgt Webb left England for Australia where he was discharged.
"Garden of Barrack 7B Friedrichsfeld". From the collection of 2247 Sergeant (Sgt) Stuart Alan Webb, 28th Battalion. Sgt Webb embarked with the 4th Reinforcements on 1 October 1915. He was wounded and
"Concert party and orchestra. Friedrichsfeld 1918." From the collection of 2247 Sergeant (Sgt) Stuart Alan Webb, 28th Battalion. Webb embarked with the 4th Reinforcements on 1 October 1915. He was wou
"Main Gate Friedrichsfeld". Prisoners standing in the snow. From the collection of 2247 Sergeant (Sgt) Stuart Alan Webb, 28th Battalion. Sgt Webb embarked with the 4th Reinforcements on 1 October 1915
"Concert Friedrichsfeld". Prisoners standing around the wine canteen. From the collection of 2247 Sergeant (Sgt) Stuart Alan Webb, 28th Battalion. Sgt Webb embarked with the 4th Reinforcements on 1 Oc
"1914 Boys in Friedrichsfeld. The First and Last E.F. [Expeditionary Force]." From the collection of 2247 Sergeant (Sgt) Stuart Alan Webb, 28th Battalion. Webb embarked with the 4th Reinforcements on
""The Emmerich Knuts" Station parcelstaff Friedrichsfeld 1918." Signed, "Yours very sincerely G Baert". From the collection of 2247 Sergeant (Sgt) Stuart Alan Webb, 28th Battalion. Webb embarked with