The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF NO 10 BATTALION, AIF, LIEUTENANT COLONEL MAURICE WILDER-NELIGAN CMG DSO DCM, STANDING IN THE DOORWAY OF THE BUILDING USED AS THE ASSISTANT ADJUTANT'S OFFICE.
The commanding officer of the 10th Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Maurice Wilder-Neligan CMG DSO DCM, standing in the doorway of the building used as the CO’s and Assistant Adjutant's office.
Profile portrait of Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Maurice Wilder-Neligan CMG DSO and Bar DCM C de G, Commanding Officer of the 10th Battalion. Lt Col Wilder-Neligan returned to Australia on 16 July 191
Portrait of Captain Reginald McDougall Bowman, Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC), visiting some 9th Battalion officers in a support trench. Left to right: Captain J. M. Dougall, Lieutenant M. Wilde
Townsville, Queensland. c. 1914. Recruits for the original 9th Battalion, AIF. Third from the left in the rear rank is M. Wilder-Neligan whose subsequent distinguished service record in the AIF result
An outdoors group portrait of officers of the 9th and 10th Battalions who won decorations during the war. Identified is Lieutenant Colonel Maurice Wilder-Neligan, CMG DSO with Bar DCM, Commanding Off
Outdoor portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Maurice Wilder-Neligan and Brigadier General H Gordon Bennett, Commander 3rd Brigade.