The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Grave in the Christian cemetery of 8053 Petty Officer (PO) Stephen John Gilbert, crewmember of the submarine HMAS AE2 and then prisoner of war captured by the Turks on 30 April 1915. He died on 9 October 1916 aged 39 years, from malaria and typhus, while working on the Baghdad to Berlin Railway. Later his body was reinterned in the war cemetery at Baghdad. (original held in AWM archive store. Same image held at P03483.022)
Grave in the Christian cemetery of 8053 Petty Officer (PO) Stephen John Gilbert, crewmember of the submarine HMAS AE2 and then prisoner of war captured by the Turks on 30 April 1915. He died on 9 Oc
BELEMEDICK, TURKEY. C.1916. GRAVE, IN THE CHRISTIAN CEMETERY, OF 8275 CHIEF PETTY OFFICER CHARLES VARCOE, CREW MEMBER OF SUBMARINE HMAS AE2, AND THEN PRISONER OF WAR CAPTURED BY THE TURKS ON 1915-04-3
BELEMEDICK, TURKEY. C.1916. GRAVE, IN THE CHRISTIAN CEMETERY, OF 2181 PRIVATE LEONARD GEORGE NEW, 15TH BATTALION, A PRISONER OF WAR WHO WAS CAPTURED BY THE TURKS ON 1915-08-08 AT GALLIPOLI. HE DIED ON
The original grave of 1510 Private (Pte) Robert Kerrigan, 15th Battalion, who was taken prisoner by the Turks and died in captivity, aged 39, at Afron Kara Hissar on 15 February 1917. Pte Kerrigan's g
Group portrait of prisoners of war (POW) held in Turkey all holding a number. Identified in the back row from left to right holding numbers: (26) 10/1230 Corporal Francis John Earles, NZ Infantry; (25
Ships of the second Australian convoy crossing the Indian Ocean en route to Egypt. Their escort (foreground) is the Australian submarine AE2, which was launched in mid 1913. AE2 was sunk in the Dardan
