The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The polling booth on the conscription referendum with the 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment at Hod Willegha.
Officers of the 10th Australian Light Horse who voted in favour of military conscription in the second referendum, pictured outside the officers’ mess on polling day with their how to vote banner, at
Officers of the 10th Australian Light Horse who voted in favour of military conscription in the second referendum, pictured outside the officers’ mess on polling day with their how to vote banner, at
AUSTRALIAN LIGHTHORSEMEN WAITING OUTSIDE THE POLLING BOOTH, IN CAMP AT PORT SAID, TO RECORD THEIR VOTE IN THE FIRST REFERENDUM ON THE CONSCRIPTION ISSUE. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
SINAI, 1916-08. MAJOR L. C. TIMPERLEY AND CAPTAIN C. G. DUNCKLEY, 10TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT, OUTSIDE THEIR PALM GUNYAHS (MAKESHIFT SHELTERS) AT HOD EL FATIA. (DONOR: L. TIMPERLEY).
The polling booth with proclamation attached to window, at the 1st Anzac Corps Headquarters at Fletre, during the Referendum Vote on 12 December 1917. Company Sergeant Major Hendersen is seen standing
BRIGADIER-GENERAL ROYSTON, C.M.G., D.S.O., COMMANDING THE 3RD. A.L.H. BRIGADE, ADDRESSING THE 10TH A.L.H. REGIMENT ON THE CONSCRIPTION ISSUE, JUST PRIOR TO THE POLL BEING OPENED AT HOD EL WILLEGHA, SI
