The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Poperinghe, France. 1916-10. Group portrait of members of the Australian rules football team of the 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade. They were unbeaten between 1916-02 and 1916-11 and were known as the `Battery 18'. Amongst the team were five members of the Rialannah (Tas) Football Team including the captain, 2059 Bombardier James Hoskins Clennett (with the ball) and vice-captain, 2058 Sergeant (later Air Commodore) Raymond James Brownell. Left to right, back row: Anderson, 2023 Leonard Molloy, Bombardier Crawford; second row: ?Bocnde, 1966 Sergeant George William Clare, 1943 Leslie Ainsworth, 1973 Lancelot York Gutteridge, Sibley, Marchant, Sergeant Brownell; third row: Morgan, Hood, Bombardier Clennett, Webster, Russell; front row: 1942 Roy Cecil Aherne, Turner, Lewis. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)
Informal portrait of friends from Tasmania in the grounds of the Central Flying School, Upavon. Left to right: Bombardier James Hoskins Clennett; Cadet Sergeant (later Air Commodore) Raymond James Bro
Cairo, Egypt. c. 1915-02. 2059 Bombardier James (Jim) Hoskins Clennett and his brother 3039 Corporal Alfred (Alf) James Clennett seated on a camel near the sphinx. Jim Clennett was a member of the 9th
Group portrait of Battery staff of the 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3 FAB), seated on horses in front of the sphinx and pyramids. Identified left to right :- 1983 Edgar Edward Ernest Evan
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
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
Pontville, Tasmania. 1914-08. Members of the 9th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade (3FAB), move through the town on horseback as they return from shell firing practice. Third row from the front on
