The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Men of the 11th Infantry Brigade in the crater made by an aerial bomb in the Ypres sector. This bomb wounded six men, one of whom subsequently died from the injuries he received. Bomb dropping at Ypres was carried out with great intensity by the Air Forces of both sides. Identified, on top of the crater, left to right: 1781 Regimental Sergeant Major R Dunn; Lieutenant H P Neumann (sitting); 2896 Private (Pte) G W Todd; 3011 Pte C W Parker. Standing in the crater, left to right: 506 Pte W H Smith; 6202 Pte J J Connell (partially obscured); 605 Lance Corporal (LCpl) W Nicholl; 5091 Pte J A Goldsmith; 2480 LCpl John Michael Kilgallon.
Men of the 11th Infantry Brigade in the crater made by an aerial bomb at Potijze Farm, in the Ypres sector. This bomb wounded six men, one of whom subsequently died from the injuries he received. Bomb
Meteren, France. 6 March 1918. Group portrait of the 12th Brigade Training School. Left to right, back row: first fourteen men unidentified; 1688 Private (Pte) H. R. Crocos; 1897 Pte C. H. Blyton; 230
Locre, Belgium. 8 March 1918. Group portrait of the 24th Machine Gun Company. Left to right, back row: 435B Sergeant (Sgt) P. Corbey Croix de Guerre; 577 Driver (Dvr) D. D. McLennan; 421 Dvr E. Nichol
Group portrait of the personnel of No. 16 Platoon, D Company, 2/4th Infantry Battalion, 19th Infantry Brigade. Left to right, back row: NX191916 Private (Pte) L P Hayes; NX69452 Pte R D Shoveller; NX
Group portrait of the band of the 39th Battalion at Neuve Eglise. Left to right, back row: 26681 Private (Pte) J. W. H. Jackson; 1301 Pte W. Gray; 259 Lance Corporal (LCpl) J. A. Bowen (killed in acti
Group portrait of the band of the 1st Battalion at Meteren. Left to right, back row: 6329 Private (Pte) R. M. Housden; 496 Pte H. Hopkins; 5990 Pte A. Caminiti; 7031 Pte R. E. Rosewell; 2770 Pte W. H.
