The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Roll of Honour board of the Central Staff of the Postmaster General's (PMG) Department for the First World War. The board is inscribed at the bottom `1914-191'. The names listed are L R Hartland Capt [Captain Leslie Richard Hartland (killed in action 26 July 1915)]; N. R. Walker; A. J. Hopkins; A. H. Lucas; F W Simcocks [6589 Frederick William Simcocks]; P. E. R. Vanthoff; H. M. Elliott; J. J. McKenna; A. W. Cox; H. O. Townsend; H Crome [3 Harry Crome (later Lt, MBE)]; J. A. Thomson; Jas. McNair; 5808 Edward John E. J. Credlin; Lieutenant Gordon St Norman Trask AFC; W. S. Tregear; T. R. Suckling. (Original print housed in AWM Archive Store)
AWM43 C114 - [Official History, 1914-18 War: biographical and other research files:] Trathan H S, Trathan L J, Treadgold C A, Tregear R T, Treloar D A, Trescowthick C E, Trescowthick N C, Trewhella W
Cookhouse Staff, 73 Battery, 2/2nd Anti-Aircraft Regiment (Composite). Identified are, front row, left to right: Gunner (Gnr) A H Macklin (1); Gnr C H Gornall (2); Sergeant F S Healey (3); Gnr H J Ja
DCM boys. Group portrait of servicemen at an awards ceremony on the steps of the Federal Parliament House. Newspapers reported that Governor General Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson presented medals to 55 su
DCM boys. Group portrait of servicemen at an awards ceremony on the steps of the Federal Parliament House. Newspapers reported that Governor General Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson presented medals to 55 su
DCM boys. Group portrait of servicemen at an awards ceremony on the steps of the Federal Parliament House. Newspapers reported that Governor General Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson presented medals to 55 su
Chatelet, Belgium. 7 January 1919. Group portrait of the Transport Section of the 12th Battalion. Left to right, back row: 3592 Driver (Dvr) A. G. Simpson; 7752 Private (Pte) D. E. C. Jones; 3029 Pte
