The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of 68 Private William John Crook, 1st Divisional Army Service Corps, of Wonthaggi, Vic, mounted on one of General Bridges' horses, thought to be called Pascha, at Mena Camp, Egypt. The donor, Arthur W Bazley was appointed batman to the Charles E W Bean, the Australian Official Correspondent. At this time, before the landing at Gallipoli, Bazley's closest associates were the batmen and grooms of senior officers at 1st Division Headquarters.
Portrait of 68 Private William John Crook, 1st Divisional Australian Army Service Corps, of Wonthaggi, Vic. He is mounted bareback, with one leg casualy slung over the horses' wither, on 'Pascha', a b
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Cook's dugout at 1st Divisional Headquarters, Anzac Gully. A. W. Bazley, Dr C. E. W. Bean's batman, is the figure on the right. (Donor C. E. W. Bean)
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 29 November 1915. The snow covered dugout of Mr C. E. W. Bean, the Australian Official Correspondent, and his batman, Private Arthur W. Bazley standing at the doorway.
Group portrait of the Bazley family and close friends, taken the day of 69 Staff Sergeant Arthur William Bazley's wedding to Annie Celia Chalk (d.1941). Identified in the back row are: third from lef
Informal group portrait of batmen, grooms, and clerks of the 1st Australian Division Headquarters at Mena Camp, Egypt. Seen holding dixies, plates and mugs, the men have probably gathered for a meal i
Portrait of one of the grooms of the 1st Divisional Headquarters, mounted on a horse at Mena, Egypt.
