The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A memorial in memory of officers, NCOs and men of the 45th Battalion, AIF, who fell at Dernancourt following the operations of the Battalion in March and April 1918, erected by their comrades. Crosses mark the graves of, left to right, Lieutenant (Lt) Harold Flinders Mitchell; Captain Owen Burton Dibbs; 2672 Private (Pte) Francis John Pidgeon; 2126 Pte William Tasker Adam; 2619 Pte Guy Charles Baker; Lieutenant Theophilus William Perry; 998A Pte Richard Clarence Walsh.
Studio portrait of 4291 Private (later Lieutenant) Theophilus William Perry, 1st (later 45th) Battalion of Auburn, NSW. A wood machinist prior to enlisting, he embarked from Sydney aboard HMAT Aeneas
"Medical details of the 45th Battalion sheltering in a trench at Anzac Ridge, in the Ypres Sector" (Official caption). Identified, left to right: 3237 Private (Pte) Isaac John H Steele; Pte J J Robins
Informal photograph of four officers of the 45th Battalion standing in the snow at Haute Allaines. From left to right: Captain (Capt) Eowyn Hugh Davies MC; Lieutenant (Lt) John Harrison Allen; Capt Ow
A detachment of the 12th Light Trench Mortar Battery (LTMB) who were attached to the 45th Battalion during the advance beyond Jeancourt, following the advancing Infantry, in readiness to give them ass
Group portrait of the officers of the 45th Battalion. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Theophillus William Perry (killed in action 5 April 1918 in France); Lt Cecil Raymond Bur
Group portrait of officers of the 45th Battalion AIF, photographed shortly before taking part in the attack on MessinesRidge in June 1917. Identified from left to right: Back row: Lieutenant Robert A
