The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Victoria Gully, Gallipoli. 1915-12-19. The side of the hill above the gully with the following features marked on the original print: Artillery Road (far left); dugout formerly used by 2058 Acting Corporal (later Air Commodore) Raymond James Brownell, 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB) and 2006 John (Jack) Garnet Knight; the `Office' used as Headquarters by 9th Battery, 3FAB; the site of a field gun used by the 8th Battery, 3FAB; the site of a new observation station on the other side of the hill; the site of `Tasmania Post' manned by the 12th Battalion on the far side of the hill. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store) (Donor R. Sandover)
Gallipoli. c. 1915-06. Exterior of the dugout shared by 2058 Bombardier (later Air Commodore) Raymond James Brownell and 2006 John (Jack) Garnet Knight of 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FA
Gallipoli. 1915-07. Dugouts of the headquarters of the 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB), on the side of a hill. 1947 James (Jim) Bayly stands outside the dugout used by 2058 Bombardier
Informal portrait of 2058 Sergeant (later Air Commodore) Raymond James Brownell, 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB), and his brother Captain Herbert Percival (Val) Brownell DSO, 7th Field
Gallipoli. 1915-12. Sand bagged exterior of the dugout used by 2058 Bombardier (Acting Corporal) Raymond James Brownell, 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB). Note the other dugout further
Gallipoli. 1915-07. 2058 Bombardier (later Air Commodore) Raymond John Brownell, 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB), with three different types of shells which had fallen within 100 yards
Mena, Egypt. 1915-01. 2058 Bombardier (later Air Commodore) Raymond James Brownell, 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB), while seated on one of his camels, pulls another behind him to coll
