The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A drink to a wounded Turk. This is thought to be a photograph staged for publicity purposes and it is also considered that the photograph was propably taken on Lemnos Island. An Australian soldier, holding a rifle with fixed bayonet, kneels to pass a mug of water to a Turkish prisoner laying on the ground.
SOUTH AFRICA. C. 1900. TWO AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS, POSSIBLY TASMANIAN BUSHMEN, STANDING BESIDE A BELL TENT WITH BED ROLLS ON THE GROUND AND A SADDLE ON A POST CLOSE BY. A SMALL WHITE SOUTH AFRICAN BOY IS
Studio portrait of 5945 Private (Pte) Bert Leslie Pain, 21st Battalion, holding a rifle with fixed bayonet. Pte Pain enlisted on 30 January 1915 and returned to Australia on 20 January 1916.
Studio portrait of 945 Private (Pte) Bert Leslie Pain, 21st Battalion, of Bendigo, Vic, holding a rifle with fixed bayonet. Pte Pain enlisted on 30 January 1915 and returned to Australia on 20 January
An unidentified Australian soldier wearing a PH helmet (Phenate Hexamine) or gas mask and holding his rifle with bayonet fixed stands ready to participate in training at a camp in England.
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-12-06. A RIFLEMAN HOLDING HIS RIFLE WITH FIXED BAYONET DURING A DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS INFANTRY WEAPONS. NOTE THE GRENADE ATTACHED TO HIS BELT BELOW HIS LEFT ELBOW.
The headquarters and orderly room of the AIF camp at Littlemoor, D Sub Depot, No. 2 Australian Command Depot. Note the soldier (centre near flagpole) standing to attention holding a rifle with bayonet
