The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW FARM, QLD. C.1918. `HONOUR ROLL THE GREAT WAR 1914- NEW FARM BOWLING CLUB'. LIEUTENANT COLONEL LACHLAN CHISHOLM WILSON CMG, E. DEUCHAR, LIEUTENANT (LIEUT) F. B. SCOUGALL, A. V. CLARK (KILLED IN ACTION), P. W. MCINTYRE, FLIGHT LIEUT S. SCHOOLEY, CORPORAL (CPL) D. W. BALDIE (DIED OF WOUNDS), R. D. BALDIE (KILLED IN ACTION), W. H. HOPKINS, LIEUT R. GREY MD, C. G. LEVY, GUNNER F. G. BRADFIELD, C. D. MCINTYRE, LIEUT W. A. KELLY, LIEUT H. N. LEACH, B. M. HARRIS, SERGEANT (SGT) R. S. MACKLIN, D. L. HOPKINS, C. R. HOPKINS, A. FRANKEL, SGT W. FRASER, S. N. GOW, H. F. KENYON, C. A. BRADFIELD, A. W. BARLTROP, C. M. CUNNINGHAM, CAPTAIN G. C. WILLCOCKS MD, C. M. FITZGERALD, S. J. HARRIS, CORPORAL W. S. CONOCHIE, GUNNER A. F. CONOCHIE, LIEUT T. JACK, LIEUT D. G. IRVINE, SERGEANT ALEX GRAY, CAPT J. LESLIE GRAY, SAPPER (SPR) G. LEACH, SPR R. LEACH. (ORIGINAL PRINT IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (PHOTOGRAPHER F. W. THIEL; DONOR JOHN OXLEY LIBRARY)
CLIFTON GARDENS, NSW. 1943-07-30. TROOPS OF THE 4TH AUSTRALIAN WATER TRANSPORT COMPANY (SMALL CRAFT), ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. LEFT TO RIGHT:- FRONT ROW: V19643 SERGEANT (SGT) S. J. BOLITHO; NX1905
Group portrait of engineers of the 12th Field Company, 4th Australian Division. Shown: 2513 Driver (Dvr) G. N. Sartori (1); 7176 Dvr T. Watson (2); 5086 Dvr G. A. Sutherland (3); 2298 Second Corporal
Group portrait of the Headquarters Details and Signal Section of the 3rd Brigade. Left to right, back row: Lance Corporal (LCpl) E. Smith; Private (Pte) A. T. Ashenden; Sergeant (Sgt) M. M. Batt; 933
Probably MELBOURNE, VIC. C.1944. INFORMAL PORTRAIT OF A GROUP OF NON-COMMISSIONED MEMBERS OF THE RAAF. AUTOGRAPHS ON THE VERSO INCLUDE: K. COURTINS, O. R. THOMPSON, BRIAN E. HALL, W. H. MACBEAN, C. B.
Outdoors group portrait of Officers of No 1 Command Depot. Identified are: Major (Maj) A N Aitken; Captain (Capt) S de C Ireland; Capt F Rice; Lieutenant (Lt) H Starr; Lt H T Watts; Lieut G M Thompso
Near Nieppe, France. 12 March 1918. Group portrait of the 13th Australian Field Company engineers at the Watts Lines near Nieppe. Identified: 5494 Driver (Dvr) L. E. Haynes (died of wounds 24 June 191
