The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Original grave marker of 1966 Private John O'Connor's grave. These were included in an Austalian Imperial Force folder identifying details of Private O'Connor and burial location 666. The AIF with head quarters based in London sent copies of graves back to their families. The grave reads "RIP; 41st Battn.; In Loving Memory of Pte J O'Connor 1966 killed in action 20.1.17; AIF".
Printed on postcard paper, order information in pencil; S1222 O'Connor 3 [copies].
Original grave marker of 1966 Private John O'Connor's grave. These were included in an Austalian Imperial Force folder identifying details of Private O'Connor and burial location 666. The AIF based in
"Photograph of the grave" booklet supplied in memory of 1966 Private John O'Connor 41st Battalion interred at Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres, Lille, Nord Pas de Calais, France. The folder
Group portrait of four soldiers of the 3rd Reinforcement of the 49th Battalion. Identified from left to right, standing; 1956 Charles Alexander (Chas) McNeven (later 42nd Battalion);1987 William Arthu
Group portrait of 3rd Reinforcements 49th Battalion taken in Rollestone Camp, Salisbury. Private 1966 John (Jack) O’Connor is located third row down, seventh from the left. He has drawn on the back th
Grave marker of 612 Corporal James Joseph McCague, showing secondary cross erected with metal tape impressed with name and number details [illegible]. Photography of graves was organised In Australia
Grave marker of Private (Pte) 2766 Leonard Barton "Bart" Leece, 15th Battalion AIF, who died as a result of wounds on 29 August 1916 at Pozieres, France. He was buried in Puchevillers British Cemetery