The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Officers of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment inspect a German 75mm M05 light field gun captured at Magdhaba during the battle of El Arish. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Signaller Tomlins embarked on 20 October 1914 from Sydney, NSW, aboard HMAT Star of Victoria (A16). In May 1916 Tomlins was promoted to Signalling Sergeant, then Lieutenant (Lt) in October 1917. Lt Tomlins returned to Australia in November 1918 on 1914 Leave (granted to servicemen and women who had enlisted in 1914 and were eligible for early return to Australia).
Members of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment lined up with their mugs for a beer issue following action at Bir el Abd. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold
Studio portrait of Sister Jessie Millicent Tomlins AANS and her brother Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieute
Horse and tent lines in a camp of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Sig
Horse and tent lines of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Signaller Tom
Three members of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment in front of the El Arish Mosque. Identified from left to right: LindsellL [possibly 32 Sergeant Charles Archibald Lindsell], Pearson [possibly
Signaller Wilson, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment, mounted on his horse in front of a cactus hedge. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Austral
