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THE WATER-JACKET OF THE 7TH BATTALION MAXIM GUN PENETRATED BY REVOLVER BULLETS IN THE FRONT TRENCH AT COURTNEY'S POST, GALLIPOLI. THIS DAMAGE WAS DONE BY AN ATTACKING TURKISH OFFICER AND TWO PRIVATES, WHO RUSHED THE GUN FROM COVER. THE OFFICER WAS SHOT BY PRIVATE WALKER AND THE OTHER TWO WERE BAYONETED. THE ATTACK TOOK PLACE ON 1915-04-26.
In a dugout of the 7th Battalion Machine Gun Section, behind Courtney's Post, Gallipoli Peninsula, late in the day on 26 April 1915. Identified, left to right: 56 Private (Pte) Frank Walker, of Bendig
MEN OF THE 7TH BATTALION MACHINE GUN SECTION RECONSTRUCTING MAXIM GUNS, DURING MANOUVERES ON THE SLOPES OVERLOOKING MENA CAMP. THE MAN KNEELING IS CORPORAL S. BOWMAN.
In a dugout of the 7th Machine Gun Section at the Gallipoli Peninsula are, left to right: 56 Private (Pte) Frank Walker, of Bendigo, Vic, who enlisted on 18 August 1914 an later served as a Quartermas
THE MACHINE GUN SECTION OF 7TH BATTALION MANOUVERING ON THE SLOPES OVERLOOKING MENA CAMP. LIEUTS. WHITELAW AND ROGERS ARE PROMINENT BETWEEN THE TWO GUNS.
TURKISH PRISONERS IN THE FRENCH COMPOUND AT LEMNOS, ON 1915-08-01.
A dugout in Monash Valley used by the Machine Gun section of the 7th Battalion, for belt filling. Identified from Left to right: Stanley Bowman; H Stag; and A Stephenson. (The latter was wounded half
