The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four graves in the cemetery marked by crosses, rows of rocks and shell nose cones. A cross on a grave behind the pine tree has the name Harris painted on it. Lieutenant Colonel Hubert Harris, 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment (5ALH), was killed in action on 31 July 1915. Included in the inscription on the cross on the grave in the foreground are the words `In memory of RSM ?Clarke ... Pts ... Sewell ...killed in action May 1915'. 238 Private Edward Sewell, 9th Battalion, was killed 20 May 1915. Note the shell nose cones formed in a cross on the ground in front of the grave and another on the mound of the grave itself. Note also the telephone pole in the background. (Donor J. Hesselschwerdt)
Informal group portrait of officers of the 7th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB), on the deck of the transport SS Rangatira on their way to the Middle East. Second from the right is Captain
Egypt. c. 1915-01. An outdoor kitchen in a camp with the sign `Cooks only' prominently placed beside wooden food preparation tables. Note the free standing stove beside the large earthen ovens on whic
An unidentified soldier laying grave border stones at an Australian cemetery on the Gallipoli Peninsula. A row of closely placed crosses indicate the site of a group grave in the foreground, the centr
"Trench filled in by explosion of 6 inch shell 7th Battery position (Anzac)."
Bolton's Ridge Area, Anzac Area (Gallipoli). c. 1915-06. Elevated view looking south from fortified Anzac positions over the trenches to the water of Brighton Beach towards Gaba Tepe. The location is
The original grave of Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Hubert Jennings Imrie Harris, Commanding Officer of the 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment. Lt Col Harris was killed in action on 31 July 1915, aged
