The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian troops of the 1st Division enjoying a well earned spell in the vaults beneath the ramparts of Ypres, in Belgium, after supporting the flank of the Canadian Divisions in the fight for Passchendaele. Identified, left to right, sitting, are: 6089 Private (Pte) P. Scott (pipe in mouth); 4188 Corporal (Cpl) B. Gates; next five men unidentified; 6236 Pte A. G. L. Cross (facing camera, knife in left hand). Standing: 7325 Pte Robert Alexander Smith (died of wounds 21 June 1918) (right foreground, sitting); 5971 Pte W. L. Brown (third from right, gun in left hand); 2239 Cpl W. A. Lang DSM (fourth from right, gun in left hand wearing helmet).
Men of the 48th Battalion who had assisted in the capture of the first objective in the fighting near Le Verguier, watching the advance of the 45th Battalion towards Ascension Farm, which was the fina
Group portrait of the 'Smart Set,' 4th Divisional Concert Party. The 'ladies' are camouflaged 'Diggers'. Back row, left to right (standing): Private (Pte) Crossley; Pte Rowe; Corporal (Cpl) Stevens; P
Commercial and general subject class, under the AIF Education Service at Monte Video Camp. Identified, left to right: 64376 Sergeant (Sgt) William James Ridout (sitting at first table, facing camera,
The mud and slush throughout the Ypres Sector kept the feet of the troops in a continual state of dampness and caused the complaint of 'trench feet' to become fairly general. Members of the 40th Batta
Members of the 2/11 Battalion football team during celebrations in the Sergeant's Mess at the conclusion of the season. Identified are: back row left to right: Private (Pte) S W Sharp; Lieutenant (Lt)
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. The mud and slush throughout the Ypres Sector kept the feet of the troops in a continual state of dampness
