The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Indoors group portrait of members of the 1st Australian Divisional Signal Company who are recovering from wounds received at Passchendaele in September and October 1917. Identified, left to right, back row: 15182 Sapper (Sp) Joseph Lobb (Joe) Gibson, died of illness 26 February 1919; 2516 Spr James Charles (Jimmy) Hill MM; C Simmonds; Ack O Pattison. Front row: C Simpson; (Splinter) Mann; Bob Mencke; 34 Sergeant Lawrence Hill MM; George Birchmore.
Group portrait of the Headquarters' Details and Signal Section of the 2nd Brigade. Identified from left to right, back row: 2108 Private (Pte) John Francis Allen; 306 Driver (Dvr) William Harold Warre
Group portrait of officers, Non-commissioned Officers and sappers of the 1st Australian Mining Corps, from New South Wales unit, prior to their embarkation. Most embarked aboard HMAT (A38) Ulysses on
Group portrait of the Non commissioned Officers of the 20th Battalion. Back row, left to right: Corporal (Cpl) S. Hudson; 4370 Cpl A. E. Briscoe; unidentified; 5815 Sergeant (Sgt) P. J. Fraser; 3718 L
Near Nieppe, France. 12 March 1918. Group portrait of the 13th Australian Field Company engineers at the Watts Lines near Nieppe. Identified: 5494 Driver (Dvr) L. E. Haynes (died of wounds 24 June 191
Group portrait of C Company of the 5th Battalion at Chatelet, near Charleroi, Belgium. Identified from left to right, back row: 4348 Private (Pte) John Lawrence Dartnall (1); 7588 Pte Richard Wright (
Group portrait of the NCOs of the 13th Battalion. Left to right, back row: 1989 Corporal (Cpl) J. Mitchell; 174 Cpl L. Horne; 5337 Sergeant (Sgt) F. Brant MM; 5717 Cpl W. McDonald (died of wounds 20 S
