The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of Trooper (Tpr) Ralph Williams (possibly 2526 Tpr Ralph Williams, of Waverley, NSW, who enlisted on 14 February 1917, served with the Camel Corps and returned to Australia on 26 July 1919), an Aboriginal serviceman, mounted on his horse. Tpr Williams has a sabre hanging from his saddle, indicating that he is probably a member of a Light Horse militia unit.
Informal portrait of 3376 Trooper (Tpr) Walter Newton, station overseer of Yancannia, NSW, an Aboriginal serviceman who enlisted on 15 February 1917. Tpr Newton embarked in Melbourne with the 28 Rein
Group portrait of A Squadron of the 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment on parade. Identified eighth from right, behind the row of officers is possibly 2428 Trooper (Tpr) Frank Fisher, an Aboriginal
Informal group portrait of 24 members of the Australian Light Horse, possibly from the 5th Light Horse Regiment and probably at a camp in Palestine. This group of soldiers includes two unidentified Ab
Members of the 25th and 26th Reinforcements, 6th Australian Light Horse Regiment prior to boarding HMAT Boorara (A42). Many of them are wearing wallaby fur puggarees on their slouch hats. The second
Portrait of 2428 Trooper (Tpr) Frank Fisher, an Aboriginal serviceman who was born at Claremont, Qld, but at the time of his enlistment was living with his second wife Esme, and three children from hi
Drawing of an unidentified Light Horse trooper mounted on his horse. The trooper wears a slouch hat with emu plume, grey flannel shirt, breeches, leather leggings and spurs. His horse wears a 1902 pa
