The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 6875 Sapper (Spr) Sydney Herbert Bone, Australian Tunnelling Companies. A miner, of Richmond, Victoria, he enlisted on 10 January 1917 and embarked from Melbourne aboard RMS Omrah on 17 January 1917 for Devonport, England. He proceeded to France to join the 1st Anzac Entrenching Battalion on 15 April 1917. Spr Bone died of illness on 26 April 1917 at Bapaume, France. He was aged 40 years.
Members of the January 1917 Reinforcements, Tunnelling Companies (Tun Coy), stand in a group on the wharf waiting to embark on the troopship RMS Omrah (A5) which left the wharf at Port Melbourne on 17
Members of the January 1917 Reinforcements, Tunnelling Companies (Tun Coy), sit and stand in a group on the wharf waiting to embark on the troopship RMS Omrah (A5) which left the wharf at Port Melbour
[G L Aulich, D R Arnold, L O Allen written on negative]. Outdoor portrait of three Tasmanian soldiers in camp. They are probably 7166 Sapper (Spr) George Leslie Aulich (probably centre), 5489 Spr Dav
Studio portrait of W Cox probably 6622 Sapper (Spr) William Cox. A 34 year old cook and baker from Longreach, Queensland prior to enlistment, Spr Cox embarked with the Tunnelling Companies January 191
[D R Arnold written on negative]. Outdoor portrait of a soldier in camp, probably 5489 Sapper (Spr) David Rocket Arnold, a miner from Derby, Tasmania, prior to enlistment. Spr Arnold embarked from Mel
Studio portrait of 1127 Sapper (Spr) John Plunkett, 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company. A miner from Landsborough, Victoria, Spr Plunkett enlisted on 2 December 1915, age 33, and embarked aboard HMAT U
