The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HILL 60, GALLIPOLI. 1915-08-27. THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF 9TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT LIEUTENANT COLONEL CAREW REYNELL FROM REYNELLA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, CHATTING (HUNTING LICE IN HIS CLOTHING TO DELOUSE HIMSELF). THE NEXT DAY, 1915-08-28, COLONEL CAREW WAS KILLED IN ACTION.
Informal portrait of Lieutenant-Colonel (Lt Col) Carew Reynell, 9th Australian Light Horse Regiment, mounted on his horse. A vigneron from Reynella, SA prior to enlistment Lt Col Reynell embarked with
Collection relating to the First World War service of Lieutenant Colonel Carew Reynell, MID, 9th Light Horse. Collection consists of a photocopied typescript of Lieutenant Colonel Reynell's diary, cov
The graves of Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) William Cameron, Lieutenant-Colonel (Lt Col) Carew Reynell and Captain (Capt) Alfred John Jaffray, of the 9th Australian Light Horse Regiment. All embarked fro
Portrait of May Reynell (nee Byard) who was the originator of the League of Loyal Women and the Battalion Clubs in South Australia. For some months she also ran, at her own expense, a tea house for AI
Studio portrait of 897 Cyril Benjamin Levien, 9th Light Horse Regiment, from Geelong, Victoria. An 18 year old farm hand prior to enlisting on 16 December 1914, he embarked for overseas with the 5th R
PORTRAIT OF 312 TROOPER JAMES ALEXANDER MCGILLIVRAY, 9TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION 1915-08-28.
