The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 21st Battalion marching up Monash Gully after arriving at Gallipoli.
Soldiers resting by the side of a road at Monash Gully. Three signs are next to the men in the foreground, the sign on the left reading 'EAST GULLY' and the one on the right 'MONASH GULLY'. Walking
Men of the 21st Battalion, AIF, route marching on the desert. The officer in centre is Lieutenant George Furner Langley, DSO (later Lieutenant Colonel).
21st Battalion on deck of SS Abassiah (Z45) leaving for Gallipoli at 3pm. The Transylvania is in background on which the Southland survivors were refitted with clothing and equipment.
Members of the 21st Battalion in line waiting to be vaccinated against cholera prior to leaving for Gallipoli. Captain Joseph Patrick Fogarty, MC, Regimental Medical Officer (centre) of the Battalion
The ruined house, which when intact, was used as the 21st Battalion Headquarters from about 5 am to 8 pm on the 20 March 1917, during the unit's attack on Noreuil. The 6th Brigade Commander, General
A group of men of the 21st Battalion support line at Vaulx-Vraucourt-Bullecourt sector, possibly cooking a meal on the stove in the foreground.
