The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Grave of Lieutenant Colonel Harold McIntosh, 12th Australian Light Horse Regiment (12ALH), in the military cemetery. He died of wounds received at Gaza on 19 April 1917. Many officers of the Regiment were killed or wounded on the same day. (Donor M. Moody)
Grave of Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Harold McIntosh, 12th Australian Light Horse Regiment. Lt Col McIntosh received a gunshot wound to his thigh while leading the advance of his two squadrons at Gaza
El Arish, Egypt. c. 1918. Grave and headstone of Lieutenant William Raymond Hyam, 13th Australian Light Horse Regiment (13ALH) and Australian Flying Corps, in the military cemetery. He died of wounds
Informal portrait of Lieutenant Day, Major Adam McAlister and Sergeant Phillips. Major McAllister, 8th Light Horse Regiment, died on 19 April 1917, of wounds received at Gaza.
The grave of Trooper Arthur Harold Tucker, of the 3rd Australian Light Horse Regiment, who was killed in action on 22.12.1917. The Roll of Honour shows the name as Arthur Harold Tucker not A E Tucker
Grave marker of 809 Trooper Samuel O'Dell, 6th Light Horse Regiment. A carpenter from Bingara, New South Wales, Trooper O'Dell enlisted on 5 November 1914. He died of wounds received at Gallipoli on 1
The original grave of 324 Trooper (Tpr) Peter Matthew O'Dowd, 11th Light Horse Regiment. Born in Prairie, Queensland, Tpr O'Dowd enlisted on 2 January 1915 and was killed in action on 19 April 1917; h
