The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Musketry area No. 2, at the 12th Training Battalion. Identified: Sergeant J. Jefferies, 49th Battalion, instructor, second from left. Reinforcements unknown. This musketry area has facilities for training 200 men per hour and is considered the best area in the Southern Command. A highly efficient staff were always in attendance and results of General Musketry Course on the range have been excellent. The Staff Sergeant Instructor, Staff Sergeant Doyle, was one of Senior Musk Instructors from Randwick, NSW.
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Group portrait of musketry staff of the 12th Training Battalion, 4th Division. Officer and Non-commissioned Officers (NCOs) are qualified musket instruc
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Informal group portrait of bombing instructors in their workroom at the 12th Training Battalion, 4th Australian Division. Left to right: 23 Sergeant (Sg
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Interior view of the Sergeants' mess at the 12th Training Battalion. Cost of messing, six pence per day per sergeant, also six pence halfpenny per day p
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Group portrait of six soldiers in the Carpenter's Shop at the 12th Training Battalion. Left to right: Private (Pte) Cooke, 16th Battalion (Bn); Sergeant
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Group portrait of the brass band of the 12th Training Battalion, 4th Australian Division. Shown, middle row, sixth from left (sitting behind base drum)
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Outdoors group portrait of administrative personnel of C Company, Headquarters at the 12th Training Battalion, 13th Brigade. Back row, left to right: Sg
