The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group portrait of war correspondents and press censors outside the British Press Headquarters probably at Rollencourt Chateau. Left to right, back row: Unidentified press officer; Captain (Capt) Cadge, press censor; Mr Beach Thomas, Daily Mail correspondent; unidentified press officer. Centre row: Capt Roberts, press censor; Mr Malcolm Ross, New Zealand official correspondent; Mr Frederick Palmer, American war correspondent; Capt Faunthorpe, press censor (afterwards chief press censor for some time and noted by Bean as 'a very good censor'). Front row; Mr Perry Robinson, Times and Daily News correspondent; Mr Phillip Gibbs, Daily Telegraph and Daily Chronicle correspondent; Lieutenant Colonel Hutton Wilson, chief press censor; Mr H Russell, Reuters correspondent; Mr C E W Bean, Australian official correspondent.
Group portrait of staff Officers at Mena Camp. Left to right: back row: Official correspondent Captain (Capt) Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean; Lieutenant (Lt) W. Smith; Capt J T Fitzgerald; Major T Matson
Captain C E W Bean and visitors including Mr George Renwick '"Daily Chronicle" possibly (?) Martin " Daily Graphic" and Mr W T Massey "Daily Telegraph" to the right of Bean.
Informal portrait of four war correspondents at Mena Camp, from left possibly Martin," Daily Graphic"; W T Massey "Daily Telegraph", George Renwick, "Daily Chronicle" and Charles Bean on the right
"FENG-HUAN-CHENG" (SIC)(FENG-HUENG-CHEN) MANCHURIA, 1904. GROUP OF NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS AND MILITARY ATTACHES. FRONT ROW: (RIGHT TO LEFT) CAPTAIN MARCH (US), COLONEL GERTEH (SWISS), MAJOR VON ETZE
Paris, France. 1945-02-18. Group portrait of Australian war correspondents in the Place de l'Opera in Paris. Left to right: Colin Bingham, of Sydney Morning Herald; Godfrey Blunden, of Sydney Daily an
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1943-09-13. GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY GBE, KCB, CMG, DSO, ED (8), COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, ALLIED LAND FORCES, SOUTH WEST PACIFIC AREA, GIVING A PRESS CONFERENCE AT HEADQUARTERS,
Major General Gordon Bennett, General Officer Commanding AIF Malaya, briefing official war correspondents on the first clash between Australians and Japanese. Standing from left to right: Captain B. C
