The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of officers of the 13th Battalion in Egypt. Identified in the back row from left to right:
Lieutenant (Lt) Donald Percival Wells (later Captain, POW and served in WWII); Lt Randle; Lt Robert Alexander McKillop (later Captain and awarded Military Cross); Second Lieutenant Carl Sceale Cooling; Lt Theodore Wells (later Major and awarded Military Cross); Lt John Darcy Durham Henry (later Captain); Lt Stanley James McPhillimy; and Lt Robert Humphrey Browning (later Major and awarded Military Cross).
Second row from left to right: Lt Cyril Bernard Meyer (later POW); Lt John Kereth Henderson; Lt Murray; Colonel (Chaplain) Frederick William Wray; Captain (Capt) Robert James Henderson (Later awarded Military Cross and Bar and died of wounds on 13 May 1918 in France); Capt William Henry Murray (later VC, CMG, DSO and Bar, Croix de Guerre); Lt Arthur Lanagan; Lt Gilbert Waynflete Adams; Lt John Govett Geary (Transport) (later Captain and killed in action on 8 August 1918 in France); Lt Wolner; and Unidentified.
Third row from left to right: Lt Davis (Quartermaster); Capt Harold Leslie Henley (later killed in action on 15 August 1916 at Pozieres, France); Capt Hugh Douglas Pulling (later awarded Military Cross); Major (Maj) Hubert Cedric Ford (later awarded Distinguished Service Order); Colonel Leslie Edward Tilney (Officer Commanding) (later awarded Distinguished Service Order); Capt Douglas Gray Marks (Adjutant) (later Captain and awarded Distinguished Service Order, Military Cross and Serbian Order of the White Eagle); Capt Francis Maxwell Barton (later killed in action on 11 August 1916 at Pozieres France); Capt Arthur Gerard Fox; and Capt William James Ellery Phillips (Medical Officer) (later Major and awarded Military Cross).
Front row from left to right: Lt Neville Wallach (later Captain and awarded Military Cross); Lt Ralph Hamish Kell (later Captain); Lt William Unwin Clasper (died of wounds on 21 April 1917 at Bullecourt, France).
Outdoor group portrait of officers of the Rabaul Garrison of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force. All except two went on to serve overseas with the AIF. Identified from left to right
Group portrait of officers of 2/27 Battalion. Back row, left to right: SX3079 Lieutenant (Lt) (later Captain (Capt)) Henry John Katekar; SX4542 Lt (later Major (Maj)) John Francis Cunneen; possibly
Outdoor group portrait of officers of the 6th Battalion. Front row, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) William Anderson Moncur MC; 3878 Lt Neil McLachlan, later awarded the Military Cross, killed in act
Officers of the 19th Battalion in France. Identified in the back row from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) John Gray (later awarded Military Cross (MC)); Lt Edmund Belcher (later awarded MC); Second Lie
Group portrait of the 14th Battalion Officers' Mess. Back row left to right: Captain (Capt) Robert Wells Orr of Footscray, Vic, who was later killed in action on 11 April 1917, Capt Hansen, Lieutenan
Outdoor group portrait of smiling officers of the 48th Battalion. Identified in the back row from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Alfred Henry Lawrence; Lt Leslie St John Brown; Lt Bryn Arvfon Jones (l
