The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Machine Gunners of the 7th Battalion on submarine guard during the voyage to France. The troopship was either the "Britain" or "Empress of Britain".
THE REMAINING MEMBERS OF THE 7TH BATTALION MACHINE GUNNERS PHOTOGRAPHED AT LEMNOS IMMEDIATELY AFTER DISEMBARKATION, FOLLOWING THE EVACUATION OF GALLIPOLI.
A BELT - FILLING SHELTER IN RESERVE TO 7TH MACHINE GUN POSITION ON GALLIPOLI, AT ABOUT 3 P.M. ON 1915-04-25. THE MEN ARE L/CPL. BARKER (LEFT) AND PRIVATE G. HILL. THE TIN OF BEEF SHOWN WAS CARRIED OFF
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.
The position covering Quinn's Post and the Chessboard on the Gallipoli Peninsula occupied by the 7th Battalion Machine Gun section, which was operating apart from the 7th Infantry Battalion, the latte
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
MACHINE GUNNERS REFILLING BELTS IN A RESERVE POSITION AT GALLIPOLI, AT ABOUT MIDDAY ON 1915-04-26.
