The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. "Murphy and his donkey". 202 Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick who enlisted under the name of Simpson and was known as both Simpson and Murphy, at Anzac. (Men who served with Kirkpatrick in the 3rd Field Ambulance have declared that this is not a photograph of him. For authentic photographs of Kirkpatrick see A02826, A02827 and A03113, A03114, A03115, A03116, A03117. (Print made from negative lent by Mr A. J. Withers).
Private (Pte) L. A. Johnson, 4th Field Ambulance, with one of the donkeys used by 202 Pte John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson) of the 3rd Field Ambulance at Anzac. The photograph wa
Private (Pte) L A Johnson, 4th Field Ambulance, with one of the donkeys used by 202 Pte John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson) of the 3rd Field Ambulance at Anzac Cove. The photograp
Private (Pte) L A Johnson, 4th Field Ambulance, with one of the donkeys used by 202 Pte John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson) of the 3rd Field Ambulance at Anzac Cove. The photograp
THIS WAS SUPPOSEDLY A PORTRAIT OF 202 PRIVATE JOHN SIMPSON KIRKPATRICK (HE ENLISTED AS JOHN SIMPSON), 3RD FIELD AMBULANCE, AIF. MEN WHO SERVED WITH PRIVATE KIRKPATRICK IN THE 3RD FIELD AMBULANCE HAVE
202 Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson), 3rd Field Ambulance, he was known as 'The Man with the Donkey', and also known as 'Scottie' or 'Murphy'. He is seen here working i
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c 1915-05. The Lemnos donkey, known as Murphy, used by Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick (known as John Simpson) 3rd Field Ambulance, on Gallipoli.
