The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Trenches dug on the eastern bank of the Wady dug by Lighthorsemen. 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).
Trenches along the eastern bank of the Wady dug by lighthorsemen. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Signaller To
Pits, nine feet deep, dug by Turks around Fara as protection against cavalry attacks. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Re
Horses and men of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment at their watering place at Gamli, Wady Ghuzze. There are a number of troughs and pumps along the bank. One of a series of images relating to
Studio portrait of Bruce H Tomlins on a rocking horse. This portrait was sent to his brother 442 Signaller Fred Harold Tomlins. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Har
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
Turkish Headquarters building. 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 f
