The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CANBERRA, ACT. 1946-03-25. THE GRAVE OF MAJOR-GENERAL SIR WILLIAM THROSBY BRIDGES, IN A BUSHLAND SETTING NEAR ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON. MAJ-GEN BRIDGES WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED AT GALLIPOLI AND DIED ON THE WAY TO MALTA. HE WAS THE FIRST COMMANDANT OF THE COLLEGE.
CANBERRA, ACT. 1946-03-25. THE GRAVE OF MAJOR GENERAL (MAJ-GEN) SIR WILLIAM THROSBY BRIDGES, ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON. MAJ-GEN BRIDGES WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED AT GALLIPOLI AND DIED ON THE WAY TO
CANBERRA, ACT. 1946-03-25. THE GRAVE OF MAJOR GENERAL (MAJ-GEN) SIR WILLIAM THROSBY BRIDGES, ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON. MAJ-GEN BRIDGES WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED AT GALLIPOLI AND DIED ON THE WAY TO
CANBERRA, ACT. 1946-03-25. THE TOP OF THE TOMBSTONE SHOWING THE MARBLE SWORD ON MAJOR GENERAL SIR WILLIAM THROSBY BRIDGES' GRAVE, ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON.
DUNTROON, CANBERRA, ACT. 1945-01-21/20. CAPTAIN E W HAGGETT, AUSTRALIAN ARMY DENTAL CORPS, STANDS ALONGSIDE THE GRAVE OF MAJOR GENERAL SIR WILLIAM T BRIDGES, SITUATED ON MOUNT PLEASANT OVERLOOKING ROY
The burial of Major General (Maj Gen) Sir William Throsby Bridges, KCB, CMG. The Commander of the Australian Imperial Force and of the 1st Australian Division, Throsby was mortally wounded on 15 May 1
Portrait of the 'brown mare', one of the chargers of Major General (Maj Gen) William Throsby Bridges KCB CMG, General Officer Commanding of 1st Australian Division Headquarters (HQ), in the stable at
