The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST A.I.F. MAIL OF 161 BAGS AT MENA,-THE NON APPEARANCE OF THIS MAIL IN EGYPT CAUSED A GREAT DEAL OF TALK AND ANXIETY AMONGST THE AUSTRALIAN TROOPS. IT HAD BEEN LABELLED TO G.P.O. LONDON AND SUBSEQUENTLY RETURNED FROM THERE. 1915-01-13. (DONATED BY MR. A.W. ROSS.)
THE INTERIOR OF THE 1ST. DIVISIONAL TRAIN POST OFFICE, WHICH WAS THE PRINCIPLE A.I.F. POST OFFICE ON ARRIVAL AT MENA. 1914-12. STAFF SERGEANT. A.W. ROSS AND LANCE CORPORAL BAKER. (DONATED BY MR. A.W.
ADVANCED BASE POST OFFICE -COMPOSED OF A.I.F., NEW ZEALAND., AND BRITISH POSTAL DETAILS - IN OLD NEW ZEALAND GULLY, ANZAC, STAFF AND POSTAL ORDERLIES OF UNITS WAITING TO COLLECT MAIL. 1915-10. (DONATE
THE MAIL FOR THE TROOPS BEING LANDED FROM BARGES AT ANZAC COVE. 1915-05-23. (DONATED BY MR. A.W. ROSS.)
VIEW OF THE HAVOC ON ANZAC BEACH CAUSED BY THE BLIZZARD IN 1915-11. BARGES THROWN ON BEACH AND WRECKAGE STREWN ABOUT. (DONATED BY MR. A.W. ROSS.)
STAFF OFFICERS OUTSIDE ANZAC CORPS H.Q.'TRS AWAITING ARRIVAL OF GENERAL C. MONRO, WHO SUCCEEDED SIR IAN HAMILTON AT ARMY HEADQUARTERS, 1915-10-30. (DONATED BY MR. A.W. ROSS.)
A STREET IN A VILLAGE ON LEMNOS ISLAND. CAPT. A.W. ROSS AND LIEUT. WHITHALL (BRITISH INTELLIGENCE OFFICER) AT THE DOOR OF A GREEK STORE OR CAFE. (DONATED BY MR. A.W. ROSS.)
