The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Phillip (Peter) Schuler, the Age special correspondent, standing on a Pyramid, on New Year's Day. Beneath him is Mena Camp.
Studio portrait of Lieutenant Hugh Randall Syme, GM, Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve. Lt Syme was based at HMS Vernon, Portsmouth, from 1940 to 1942. He rapidly developed a reputation for bra
Captain Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean (C. E. W.) standing on a Pyramid, on New Year's Day. Beneath him is Mena Camp.
Mena Camp, Egypt. 1914-12. Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia in England, standing on the dais delivering his address to the troops. Other identified personnel are: General Sir John Maxw
At Sea. November 1914. Phillip (Peter) Schuler, Melbourne Age newspaper correspondent.
Padre Walter E Dexter DCM (right) and Phillip F E Schuler, Correspondent for the Age newspaper (left) outside a tent at Mena Camp. Two pyramids can be seen in the distance. See photographs G01651
Studio portrait of Phillip Frederick Edward (Peter) Schuler (1889-1917). A correspondent for the Melbourne Age, Schuler wrote evocatively about the Gallipoli campaign. A great friend of Charles Bean,
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. No. 2 Post was opposite one of the boats of the 7th Battalion stranded on the left of the beach. Oars and boats' timbers were used as props for the dugouts. The man
