The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The graves of 760 Private (Pte) Robert Young Wright, 19th Battalion, 1811 Pte Oscar Emil Rasmussen and an unidentified British serviceman. Pte Wright, a native of Invercargill, NZ was a stereotyper from Sydney prior to enlistment and embarked from Melbourne with B Company on HMAT Ceramic on 25 June 1916. After being wounded in action at Gallipoli, he was transferred to Malta where, on 8 October 1915, aged 22, he died as a result of his wounds. Pte Rasmussen, a native of Aalborg, Denmark, was a labourer from Melbourne prior to enlistment and embarked with the 2nd Reinforcements from Melbourne on HMAT Demosthenes on 16 July 1915. He was wounded in action at Gallipoli and transferred to Malta where, on 6 October 1915, aged 28, he died from gangrene. All three men are buried in the Pieta Military Cemetery, Malta.
The grave of 1334 Private (Pte) Arthur William Pike, 16th Battalion, 1562 Pte Edward Robson (served as David Hardie), 8th Battalion and 118 Pte Frank Hughes, 10th Battalion. Pte Pike, a native of Lond
The graves of 1368 Private (Pte) Ernest Percival Wright, 12th Battalion, 1100 Pte Robin Hubert Ghest, 13th Battalion and an unidentified British serviceman. Pte Wright, a labourer from O'Halloran Hill
The grave of 467 Corporal (Cpl) Anderson McIntosh, 15th Battalion, 5125 Private (Pte) Robert Ernest Payne, 3rd Battalion and an unidentified British serviceman. Cpl McIntosh, a native of Tillicoultry,
The graves of 636 Sergeant (Sgt) Hugh Murray, 16th Battalion, Lance Corporal (L Cpl) James Edward Hebden Radford, 3rd Battalion and 1777 Corporal (Cpl) Kenneth Milton MacPhee, 3rd Battalion. Sgt Murra
The grave of 2002 Private (Pte) Eugene Victor Jules Paillard 1st Battalion; 724 Trooper (Tpr) John Hugh McRea, 1st Australian Light Horse; 1545 Pte John Hughes, 3rd Battalion. Pte Paillard was a black
The grave of 2178 Private (Pte) Hector Richard Hicks, 8th Battalion, 151 Sergeant (Sgt) Alfred Thomas Poole, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment and an unidentified British serviceman. Pte Hicks, a sh
