The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Quartermaster Sergeant with the 15th Machine Gun Battalion. He was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) on 1 January 1918; and 44 Pte Frank Stanley (Stanley) Bowman, of Essendon, Vic, who enlisted on 18 August 1914.
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
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
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.
FIRING THE LAST JAPANESE BOMB FROM A POSITION NEAR BROWN'S DIP, GALLIPOLI, AT 4.30 P.M. ON THE DAY OF THE EVACUATION. THE KNEELING FIGURE IS CORPORAL STANLEY BOWMAN. (NOTE THE JAPANESE CHARACTERS ON T
L/CPL. C. MCGREGOR AND PRIVATE K. MUIRSON, (LATER CAPT. MUIRSON, MC) IN THE DUGOUT OF THE 7TH BATTALION MACHINE GUN SECTION AT GALLIPOLI. L/CPL. MCGREGOR WAS WOUNDED LATE IN THE DAY ON WHICH THE PHOTO
Studio portrait of 3339 Private (Pte) James Gordon Harrop, 7th Reinforcements, 22nd Battalion, of Ballarat West, Vic, aged 18 years. Pte Harrop enlisted on 19 July 1915 and embarked from Melbourne abo
