The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. August 1916. Informal portrait of Captain The Reverend John Lelean Cope, chaplain to the 14th Battalion, Captain Williamson and Captain Cox beside a train. (Donor D. Culey)
Probably France. August 1916. Informal portrait of officers at the table in the mess of the 14th Battalion. From left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Robert Wills Orr of Footscray, Vic; Captain The Reverend
c. July 1915. Studio portrait of Captain John Lelean Cope, Chaplain 2nd Class, Australian Army Chaplains Division. Born in 1869, he sailed from Melbourne on 11 October 1915 with the 11th Reinforcement
c. 1915. Informal portrait of Captain The Reverend Andrew Gillison, Chaplain 4th Class, of St Kilda, Vic, on board a ship. He died of wounds in Gallipoli on 22 August 1915 and he is buried at the Emba
Diaries, letters and other personal papers of Captain John Lelean Cope, Chaplain to 14th Battalion. The twenty one diaries cover the period July 1915 to January 1918. The letters were written mainly b
Group portrait of the 14th Battalion Officers' Mess. Back row left to right: Captain (Capt) Robert Wells Orr of Footscray, Vic, who was later killed in action on 11 April 1917, Capt Hansen, Lieutenan
Studio portrait of W Cox, identified as 852 Private (Pte) Walter Charles Ebden Cox, a labourer from Sale, Victoria, prior to enlistment. Pte Cox embarked from Melbourne with D Company, 24th Battalion,
