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Photograph D00334 Period 1910-1919The carpentry class, under the AIF Education Scheme, at Westham Camp, No. 2 Australian Command Depot. Left to right: 2713 Corporal (Cpl) R. S. Lecky, 4th Battalion (Bn); 2392 Sergeant (Sgt) John Cummi

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Fremantle, WA. 1915. Studio portrait of 2713 Private (Pte) William Howard Truran, 16th Battalion (seated, centre, patting a dog), and his brother 3608 Sapper (Spr) Victor Stanley Truran, 2nd Tunnelling Company (standing, right). Spr Truran is wearing a Universal Training Uniform with his Militia Unit Number Badge on his hat. Pte Truran is wearing an AIF uniform with his Militia Unit Numbers on his epaulettes. The remaining two unidentified seated soldiers are also wearing Universal Training Uniforms and belong to the Australian Engineers (from their hat badges). The remaining unidentified man (standing) belongs to the HMA Naval Brigade. Pte and Spr Truran were two of four brothers who served in the First World War, all of whom were wounded then all returned to Australia after the war. (Donor H. Truran)
The carpentry class, under the AIF Education Scheme, at Westham Camp, No. 2 Australian Command Depot. Left to right: 2713 Corporal (Cpl) R. S. Lecky, 4th Battalion (Bn); 2392 Sergeant (Sgt) John Cummi

Oxford, England. 25 December 1917. Informal group portrait of wounded men just prior to eating Christmas dinner at the hospital, Oxford University College. Sitting at the table on the right with his h

Collingwood, Vic. c 1912. Compulsory cadet of the 63rd Infantry Regiment. Boys aged fourteen to eighteen served in the cadets, and compulsory service was once a month. Their uniform was the same as th

Informal portrait of the Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant (RQMS) of the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company and his staff. Left to right, back row (standing): Sapper (Spr) Whitmarsh; Spr J. Byrne; Spr

4th Infantry Battalion Headquarters on high ground standing on the site of the Sio Mission which is now destroyed. ‘Doovers’ in which officers and men shelter are constructed using any available mater

Mail being distributed to men of the 1st Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance in Chailak Dere, Anzac. Back row, left to right: Corporal Cambridge (6 Charlie Cambridge); Private (Pte) Smith (1771 Hen
