The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lemnos. December 1915. Group portrait of some of the members of 7th Battalion Machine Gun Section on the day after their return from Gallipoli.
Lemnos. December 1915. Lieutenant Traill and the 8th Battalion Machine Gun Section immediately after disembarkation, following the evacuation of Gallipoli. Lieutenant Traill subsequently became Lieute
THE REMAINING MEMBERS OF THE 7TH BATTALION MACHINE GUNNERS PHOTOGRAPHED AT LEMNOS IMMEDIATELY AFTER DISEMBARKATION, FOLLOWING THE EVACUATION OF GALLIPOLI.
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
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 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
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
