The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Near Bray. A group of Germans captured by the 34th and 35th Battalions, in the attack between the town and Happy Valley on the left of it. In the counter attack in the evening, the 47th British Division on the left were forced back, leaving the 9th Brigade holding on all that night and next day, in an apparently impossible position, till it was relieved by the 10th Infantry Brigade, which successfully continued the attack. Identified, back row, Sapper (Spr) H. H. Dunt, No. 2 (9th Brigade) Section, 3rd Divisional Signals Company, second from left; Spr T. J. Gregg, No. 2 (9th Brigade) Section, 3rd Divisional Signals Company, third from left; Private W. H. Phillips, 33rd Battalion, far right (holding rifle).
The 9th Field Company of Australian engineers constructing a dugout for 9th Infantry Brigade Headquarters. The next day, from this point, the operations of the Brigade were directed in the attack on B
Group portrait of the Officers of the 9th Australian Infantry Brigade. Identified: Lieutenant (Lt) D. McNeill, 33rd Battalion (1); Lt H. G. Hayman, 33rd Battalion (2); Lt G. E. Hodges, 34th Battalion
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. Yonville, France. 24 October 1918. Group portrait of the Officers of the 9th Australian Infantry Brigade. I
German prisoners assisting to bury the dead in the cemetery near Etinehem, a few hours after the attack by the 9th Australian Infantry Brigade against the position of Bray and Happy Valley to the left
Australian Field Artillery, moving up to advanced positions near Bray, during the attack by the 9th Infantry Brigade at Happy Valley, on the left of the town.
Group portrait of the Headquarters Details of the 4th Infantry Brigade. Standing in the doorway of the building are: Lieutenant (Lt) L. C. Barnes, 14th Battalion (left back); Lt H. B. Davis MC, 13th B
