The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sphinx Gully, Gallipoli. c. 7 August 1915. A platoon of the 13th Battalion formed up on a steep path waiting for Captain (Capt) Joseph Edward Lee, platoon commander, to address them. The men are in full battle order and it is probably prior to the advance on Sari Bair. Capt Lee (later DSO MC) is standing in front of a tent and platoon sergeant of A Company, No 874 Sergeant (later Lieutenant) Joseph (Joe) Leddy, (later MM ED) is at right in the foreground. (Donor A. Leddy)
c. 1919. Studio portrait of Lieutenant Joseph (Joe) Leddy, MM, ED, 45th Battalion. Sergeant Leddy, of Kempsey, NSW, was awarded the Military Medal for gallantry on the night of 6-7 August 1915 during
Bivouac of the 4th Infantry Brigade at the foot of Sari Bair ridge. Brigadier General Monash together with Lieutenant Colonel McGlynn preparing to occupy a German officer's dugout and camp in Austral
Depicts a feature of the Gallipoli landscape called the Sphinx. War correspondent Charles Bean notes in his journal how the ANZAC's named this feature of the Gallipoli landscape on 25 April 1915, the
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. July 1915. An image in a panorama of the whole field of the Gallipoli campaign comprising five images. The section shown here is Sari Bair, a little to the right. Up to th
Group portrait of officers, many from the 13th Infantry Battalion, annotated "Aerodrome Camp". Some in this group died at Gallipoli. Left to right: back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Clive Boyer Hopkins (kille
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. July 1915. A panorama of the whole field of the Gallipoli campaign comprising five images, held as G01094, G01095, G01096, G01097, G01098. At this time the whole plain nor