The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gallipoli. 1915. Men of the 6th Battalion sitting among their dugouts at a church service conducted on the side of a hill. The arrow towards the right back corner of the photograph points to 133 Corporal John David Rogers (later Brigadier-General CBE MC VD)(Album housed in AWM Archive Store at P02276)
Australian soldiers and nurses soon after the evacuation of Gallipoli. Left to right, at rear: 133 Corporal John David Rogers, 6th Battalion, Sister Packhard, O. J. Thompson, Sister Perry and H. Roger
Melbourne, Vic. c. 1915-04. Studio portrait of 133 Private John David Rogers, (later Brigadier General CBE MC VD), 6th Battalion. (Donor J. Thomson)
Cape Helles, Gallipoli. 1915-05. 6th Battalion soldiers in the front line trenches. 133 Corporal John David Rogers is fifth from left. Most of these men have followed instructions and removed the wire
Nice, France. 1918-02. Holiday portrait of a group of soldiers, a nurse and a civilian woman in the gardens of the Grand Hotel O'Connor. Left to right: Unknown Canadian soldier, Sister Rose, Captain J
London, England. c. 1917. Studio portrait of Lieutenant John David Rogers MC, 6th Battalion AIF (later Brigadier General CBE MC VD). (Donor J. Thomson)
Surrey, England. c. 1918. Portrait of Captain Alfred George Carne MC, 6th Battalion, standing on the lawn of a country cottage.(album housed in AWM Archive Store at P02276) (Donor: A. Thomson)
