The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of five Hutton brothers and their sister in front of a welcome home sign, following the men's return from the Second World War. Left to right: back row: Private Alan Pavy Hutton, 2/4th Army Field Workshops, Kathleen Hutton (sister) and Private Peter Abbott Hutton, 2/43rd Battalion; front row: Paul Hutton (Peter's twin), Private Colin Walter Hutton, 12th Recovery Section, 2/4th Field Workshop, and Private George Hay Hutton, 2/2nd Army Field Workshop. Mrs. B.E. Hutton was the first mother in South Australia to receive a medal from the Department of Defence in recognition of five of her sons having left Australia on active service abroad. Shown here are four of these sons. Private Douglas Wylde Hutton, 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion, is not shown and Paul Hutton did not serve abroad.
Informal group portrait showing, from left to right, brothers Private Colin Walter Hutton, 12th Recovery Section, 2/4th Field Workshop, Private George Hay Hutton, 2/2nd Army Field Workshop, Private Pe
Australia. Group portrait of the 12th Recovery Section, 2/4th Army Field Workshop before they went overseas on active service. Private Colin Walter Hutton is in this photograph.
Informal group portrait of nurses of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve (QAIMNSR). Identified from left to right (back row) are Staff Nurse Kathleen Blanche Gawler from Victor
TAMPOI, JOHORE, MALAYA, C. 1941-11. INFORMAL GROUP PORTRAIT OF AN AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL OFFICER (MO) AND FIVE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE (AANS) NURSES, ALL STAFF MEMBERS OF THE 2/4TH CASUALTY C
2 POUNDER ANTI-TANK GUNS AND 4.5 INCH HOWITZERS PARKED OUTSIDE THE WORKSHOP OF THE 43RD FIELD ORDNANCE DEPOT.
Group portrait of some of the nursing sisters of the 2/1st Australian General Hospital, Merredin, Western Australia. Identified from left to right, back row: NX70946 Sister Amy Hope Fitzhugh from Wave
