The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of officers and staff at Colonel Bridge's column headquarters at Bijar. Colonel Bridges took over from Major Starnes when the North Persian Force was formed.
First recruits for the 'Garus Police'. They were recruited at Bijar and subsequently numbered about 100. Those in uniform from left to right: "Bashi", the Persian interpreter, Major Chaldcott, Imperia
Portrait of six officers at the headquarters of Starne's Detachment (part of the Dunsterforce) at Bijar. They are from left to right: Major Fred Starnes, DSO, OBE, MID and Captain Samuel Thomas Seddo
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 3 May 1915. At General Bridges' first Headquarters at Anzac, during lunch. The officers in the photograph, reading from left to right, are: General Bridges, (in dugout); L
The original 1st Divisional Headquarters. General Bridges' dugout (centre) can be seen with 'GOC' posted over it. The shelter to the right was used by the general staff as an office. Inside the mes
Portrait of Major Fred Starnes, one of the Dunsterforce leaders, previously of the New Zealand army (left) and Colonel Donuan (right) at Asphar Barracks at Basra.
Informal portrait of Colonel Arthur Gillespie Wilson, General Staff Officer 1, Headquarters 9th Division. Training in India and at the Staff College in Quetta, Pakistan, Arthur Wilson was a staff offi
