The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 10th Machine Gun Company, by an old German pillbox, at Uhlan Trench, Messines Ridge. Left to right: Major Harold Ordish DSO; Lieutenant Frank Hales Potter (slightly behind Ordish); Sergeant (Sgt) J H White; Private (Pte) C A Bayliss; Pte P C Prist; 12 Sgt Alfred Tennyson Burgess (partially obscured); Captain Augustine William Wardell MC; unidentified (partially obscured); unidentified; 68 Pte Reginal Beresford Hunt. Pte T Ferguson, is standing in the trench in the centre foreground.
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 unident
Neuve Eglise, Belgium. 13 January 1918. Group portrait of the 10th Machine Gun Company at Neuve Eglise. Left to right, back row: 610A Private (Pte) W. E. Walton; 638 Pte S. A. Parker; 469 Pte C. O. Oa
Members of the 2nd Battalion around their billet whilst out resting at Flesselles. Identified, left to right: 2482 Corporal (Cpl) (now Lieutenant) C. H. Todd MM; unidentified; 4140 Private (Pte) H. A.
Members of the 1st Battalion in their trench left of Weir Gully at Anzac, which was taken over from the marines. From left to right are: Corporal (Cpl) Nutt; unidentified; unidentified; Sergeant (Sgt
Kuala Belait, Borneo. 14 July 1945. Members of D Company, 2/17 Infantry Battalion travelled up the Baram River, about 80 miles, in three Landing Craft Mechanised escorted by one Flak Boat and HMAS Tig
Chatelet, Belgium. 4 March 1919. Informal portrait of a bookmaking class of the 11/12th Battalions. Left to right: 7009 Private (Pte) H. Gray; 6335 Pte J. E. Piggott; 6706 Pte F. Anderson; 2810 Sergea
