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Photograph E03534 First World War, 1914-1918A 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.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified 1914 men about to leave Bray for England, from where they embarked for Australia.
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.

Five unidentified soldiers with sacks outside the Australian Young Mens' Christian Association (YMCA). Comforts were provided for a batch of 1914 men, leaving Bray, for conveyance to England, and then

A large group of unidentified 1914 men waiting by railway tracks before proceeding to Australia on furlough, photographed when entraining at Bray.

A large group of 1914 men entraining at Bray, for conveyance to Le Havre and subsequent embarkation for Australia.

A large group of 1914 men at Bray, proceeding to the station to entrain for the first stage of their homeward journey to Australia.

A large group of 1914 men at Bray, marching to the station to entrain for the first stage of the homeward journey to Australia.
