The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the Australian Field Artillery parade along Queen Street a few days prior to embarking on SS Rangatira for overseas service on 24 September 1914. On Saturday afternoon 19th September 1914, a force of over 2000 men – Light Horse, with Colonel Stodart commanding the mounted section, Infantry, under Colonel Lee, Artillery, Army Service, and Army Medical Corps, marched through the streets of Brisbane in a ‘long, impressive column’. The Brisbane Courier described the men, who had come directly from the training camp at Enoggera, as ‘a fine body of sun-tanned, athletic men in khaki’. The Light Horse lead the march, followed by their motor machine guns and the 18 pounder guns of the Field Artillery, then the Service Corps, and the Red Cross wagon. The march followed a considerable route – about 12 1/2 miles from Enoggera via Kelvin Grove Road, Countess Street, George Street, Queen Street, Brunswick Street, and on by Bowen Bridge Road and Newmarket Road back to camp. See H02158 - H02160 for a sequence of the parade.
Australian Field Artillery members parade along Queen Street a few days prior to embarking on SS Rangatira for overseas service on 24 September 1914. On Saturday afternoon 19th September 1914, a force
Australian infantrymen parade along Queen Street a few days prior to embarking on SS Rangatira for overseas service on 24 September 1914. On Saturday afternoon 19th September 1914, a force of over 200
The 2nd Australian Light Horse Regiment parades past the Town Hall in Queen Street a few days prior to embarking on HMT Star of England (A15) at Pinkenba on 24 September 1914. On Saturday afternoon 1
The 2nd Australian Light Horse Regiment parades past the Town Hall in Queen Street a few days prior to embarking on HMT Star of England (A15) at Pinkenba on 24 September 1914. On Saturday afternoon 19
The 2nd Australian Light Horse Regiment parades past the Town Hall in Queen Street a few days’ prior to embarking on HMT Star of England (A15) at Pinkenba on 24 September 1914. On Saturday afternoon
Enoggera, QLD. 1916. Men sitting in a horse and cart by the side of the road watch as trainees at the army training camp in Brisbane, mounted on horses, parade through the artillery camp past the tent
