P00229.003
Photograph P00229.003 First World War, 1914-1918GALLIPOLI, 1915. GRAVE YARD BEHIND GABA TEPE. GRAVE OF NO. 940 PRIVATE GEORGE BERTRAM MOSEY OF THE 13TH BATTALION, AIF WHO DIED OF WOUNDS ON THE 13TH JUNE, 1915.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ypres area, Belgium, 1917. A cemetery with, in the foreground, the grave of 1173 Sapper Albert Emmanuel Lee, 2nd Divisional Signals Company, 1st AIF, who died of wounds on 1917-09-21. In the background at left is the grave of 4598 Private Carlton Frederick Stoodley, 31st Battalion, who died of wounds on 1917-09-27. Immediately behind Stoodley's cross is that of a "G. May", probably 6558 Private Douglas George May, 8th Battalion, who also died of wounds on 1917-09-21. Behind and partly obscured by Lee's cross at left is the cross marking the grave of another soldier from 8th Battalion, --68 Sergeant G. W. P----. The white cross in the background at right bears the name "Edward Baker" and may mark the grave of 4113 Private Edward Baker, 25th Battalion, who was killed in action on 1917-09-17.
GALLIPOLI, 1915. GRAVE YARD BEHIND GABA TEPE. GRAVE OF NO. 940 PRIVATE GEORGE BERTRAM MOSEY OF THE 13TH BATTALION, AIF WHO DIED OF WOUNDS ON THE 13TH JUNE, 1915.

Ypres, Belgium, 1917. A wooden cross in the local cemetery marking the grave of Lieutenant Frederick Ernest W. Ireland of the 2nd Divisional Signals Company, 1st AIF, who died of wounds received at He

The original graves of Australian soldiers, killed in action on the Gallipoli Peninsula. At left is the grave of 614 Private (Pte) Lindsay Gordon Wallis, 8th Battalion, native of Horsham, Vic, killed

ROUEN, FRANCE. C. 1917. GRAVE OF 6476, PRIVATE SOLOMON COHEN, A JEWISH MEMBER OF 4TH BATTALION, AIF, WHO DIED OF WOUNDS ON 1917-05-22.

KUCHING, SARAWAK, BORNEO. 1945-09-24. KUCHING FORCE. NX73632 PRIVATE H. DOBBIN OF BATTALION HEADQUARTERS, 2/4TH AUSTRALIAN PIONEER BATTALION, READING THE INSCRIPTION ON THE CROSS MARKING THE GRAVE OF

Portrait of 5649 Private (Pte) Edward Biken Ashcroft, 17th Reinforcements, 5th Battalion 2nd Pioneer Battalion, of Windsor, Vic. Pte Ashcroft died of wounds in France on 8 May 1917. Pte Ashcroft enlis
