The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the AIF, all unidentified and with hats off, following the funeral and burial of 2325 Sergeant Lionel Pretorius Holloway, 19th Battalion, attached AIF Headquarters, who died of illness on 15 January 1919. The men standing around the grave are likely the fellow non-commissioned officers who worked with Sergeant Holloway. The service was conducted by Captain Chaplain Donald Leacroft Freer, Chaplain attached to AIF Headquarters. Chaplain Freer, ex 38th Battalion chaplain, was wounded in the face by a shell while conveying wounded to hospital and lost an eye.
Members of the AIF, all unidentified and with hats off, following the funeral and burial of 2325 Sergeant Lionel Pretorius Holloway, 19th Battalion, attached to AIF Headquarters, who died of illness o
A firing party of members of the AIF, arms reversed during the funeral and burial of 2325 Sergeant Lionel Pretorius Holloway, 19th Battalion, attached AIF Headquarters, who died of illness on 15 Janua
A firing party of members of the AIF, fire their rifles during the funeral and burial of 2325 Sergeant Lionel Pretorius Holloway, 19th Battalion, attached AIF Headquarters, who died of illness on 15 J
Members of the AIF standing around the grave, likely the fellow non-commissioned officers who worked with Sergeant Holloway, and a lady, all unidentified, following the funeral and burial of 2325 Serg
The grave of 2325 Sergeant Lionel Pretorius Holloway, 19th Battalion, attached AIF Headquarters, who died of illness on 15 January 1919.
The ship HMAT Runic, signed by officers and soldiers of the 38th Battalion. The ship departed Australia on 20 June 1916. This is a typical souvenir for soldiers embarking on overseas service. Collect