The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 42nd Battalion returning from the front line through Houplines near Armentieres.
Identified, left to right, back row: unidentified; Corporal (Cpl) J Lattin; Private (Pte) G Nevin; next two unidentified; Pte J Pinkerton; Pte J Riley; unidentified (partially obscured).
Front row: 145 Sergeant (Sgt) R Cairnduff; Pte W Gill; Cpl W Perkins; Pte R J Stokes (standing slightly back); Pte L Dwyer; N Wallace (standing forward in line); unidentified partially obscured by Wallace; Sgt F Birkett (second from right); Sgt W Steele (extreme right).
Men of the 48th Battalion who had assisted in the capture of the first objective in the fighting near Le Verguier, watching the advance of the 45th Battalion towards Ascension Farm, which was the fina
Outdoors group portrait of C Company Headquarters, 2/12th Infantry Battalion. Left to right: front row: Corporal (Cpl) Pat Gorman (1); Unidentified (2) Private (Pte) R J (Dick) Weidner (3); Pte George
Locre, Belgium. 21 February 1918. Group portrait of the NCOs of the 5th Battalion. Left to right, back row: Corporal J. C. Skinner (standing slightly forward); Cpl B. Frank; Cpl M. D. Philliponi; Cpl
Members of 16 Platoon, D Company, 2/23 Infantry Battalion, grouped on Margy Feature. Identified, standing, left to right: QX26581 Sergeant (Sgt) N McD Smith; unidentified artilleryman; QX46684 Sgt H P
Group portrait of the Officers and NCOs of A Company, 2/12th Infantry Battalion. Left to right, back row: Corporal (Cpl) Stan R Palmer; unidentified; Private (Pte) Jack M Stuart; eight unidentified. M
Chatelet, Belgium. 14 March 1919. Group portrait of a First Aid Class of the 1st Australian Field Ambulance, in connection with the AIF Education Scheme, at Chatelet. Left to right, back row and stand
