The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Officers of the 4th Australian Machine Gun Company eating breakfast in a reserve near Messines, during the Battle of Messines which started on 7 June 1917. They moved to the front line after dark. Identified, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Pettit (with white armband), Captain Mitchell MC (reclining), Lt Clouston (obscured) and Lt John H. Kennare.
Petit Pont, Belgium. 25 July 1917. Informal group portrait of officers of the 4th Australian Machine Gun Company during a period of rest and training after a fifteen day holding operation at the front
Officers of the 4th Australian Machine Gun Company taking a lunch break during gun practice in old trenches near Estaires. They are en route from Neuf Berquin (French Flanders) to Neuve Eglise (Belgia
La Carone, France. 23 July 1917. Officers of the 4th Australian Machine Gun Company enjoying a lunch break during a ten mile route march from their rest camp at Vieux Berquin to La Motte via Foret de
Members of No. 1 Section, 4th Australian Machine Gun Company, in a front line trench approximately one kilometre south east of Messines. The Company fought here from 9 to 14 June 1917 during the Battl
Officers of the 4th Australian Machine Gun Company helping two women from a local farm sow beans in fields a few miles from the front line across the border in Belgian Flanders. Identified service per
Group portrait of the officers and NCOs of the 4th Machine Gun Company. Left to right, back row: 2331 Corporal (Cpl) W. H. Roberts MM Belgian Croix de Guerre; 332 Sergeant (Sgt) A. G. Liddell; 2104 Co
