The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lord Kitchener in the Domain of Government House, Melbourne on the occasion of a review of cadets. Identified from left to right: Captain (Capt) Thomas Albert Blamey (later Field Marshal); unidentified (obscured); Capt Elgar Watts Opie, a schoolmaster from Geelong, Victoria (later while serving as a Second Lieutenant in the 6th Battalion, he was killed in action in Belgium on 4 October 1917); Major Gamble; Viscount Kitchener (Horatio Herbert Kitchener, later Field Marshal and 1st Earl Kitchener); The son of the Governor General Earl Dudley; Major General (Maj Gen) Kirkpatrick; Maj Gen John Charles Hoad (Chief of General Staff and later Sir John); Mr Deakin (behind).
Group portrait of officers at the Geelong Military Camp. Identified from left to right; back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Elgar Watts Opie, a schoolmaster from Geelong, Victoria (later killed in action in Bel
Group portrait of 23 officers of No 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corps (1 AFC) waiting to embark on troopship A67 Orsova. Believed to be amongst this group, but most positions unknown are: Captain (Ca
Group portrait of Siege Artillery Brigade officers (SAB). Back row, left to right, standing: Lieutenant (Lt) Henry Douglas Eyre Ralfe, a professional soldier of Sydney, NSW, Royal Australian Garrison
Brigadier General Monash (left), Major John Patrick McGlinn aboard HMAT Ulysses (A38).
Group portrait of officers of the Australian Naval Bridging Train at Domain Camp, Melbourne, Victoria. Identified in the back row, from left to right, standing: Warrant Officer (WO) Edward James Shall
This image was published as a full-colour supplement to British "Vanity Fair" magazine on the 29th of November 1900. It features several of the leading British figures serving in the Boer War, includi
