The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Paris. c. 1918. Portrait of Major (Maj) Hugh John Connell, DSO, MC and Bar, of the 35th Battalion, (35th Bn). Maj Connell served with the 35th Bn in Villers Bretonneux, France. He won his Military Cross (MC) at the Battle of Messines in June 1917. He was awarded the Bar to his MC during enemy attack at Villers Bretonneux in April 1918 and in August 1918 he received a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order (DS0) for continuous acts of courage at Accroche Wood, Bray and Clery.
Outdoors group portrait of officers of the 35th Battalion. From left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Walter Leslie Simpson; Lt Leslie Joseph West DCM (killed in action 4 April 1918); Lt Lance Blak
File of papers relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard. The papers comprise the narrative history of the 35th Battalion, containing individual accounts of op
Feuquieres, France. 3 January 1919. An interested "Petit garcon" at the steps of the Mairie in village square during presentation of football medals to C Company soccer team. At left is Major H. J. Co
Studio portrait of 5046 Private (later Lance Corporal) Lionel Wallace Landon, 20th (later 35th) Battalion of Auburn, NSW. A goods porter prior to enlisting, he embarked from Sydney aboard HMAT Ajana
Battalion histories relating to the First World War service of Brigadier General Henry Arthur Goddard, 35th Battalion. This series consists of a pocket leather notebook containing officer lists, casu
Villers-Bretonneux, France. 8 June 1918. Lieutenant (Bub) Purcell MC, 35th Battalion, outside his dugout in the Villers reserve line. Camouflage of netting and hessian to match the grass is on the ban
