The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A batch of 1914 men about to leave Bray for six months' furlough in Australia. Note the writing on the side of the train carriage which reads: Australia, 85863.
A group of unidentified 1914 men who entrained at Bray, waiting in the doorway of a goods carriage to move off to Le Havre, the first stage in their journey to Australia. Note the writing on the side
A group of 1914 men awaiting entrainment to Le Havre, for subsequent embarkation for Australia on six months' furlough. Note the damaged building in the background.
Embarkation for Australia on six months' leave, of men who left Australia in 1914. The men, carrying their kitbags, are waiting to embark on the transport. Note the Anzac shoulder badge.
A group of unidentified 1914 men about to leave Bray for England, from where they embarked for Australia.
A large group of unidentified 1914 men waiting by railway tracks before proceeding to Australia on furlough, photographed when entraining at Bray.
Front view of a derelict railway engine near Borre in Flanders. It was in this area that the first Australian Division checked the German thrust towards Hazebrouck in April 1918. Note the writing on t
