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Photograph E01662 First World War, 1914-1918Group portrait of the students at the Cookery School, a section of the Australian Corps School at Aveluy. No identification details were recorded for the men in this group.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the students in front of the buildings at the Bombing Section of the Australian Corps School at Aveluy. Note the sign, right foreground, which reads "Bombers".
Group portrait of the students at the Cookery School, a section of the Australian Corps School at Aveluy. No identification details were recorded for the men in this group.

Group portrait of the students at the Australian Corps Bombing and Trench Mortar School at Aveluy. They are standing in front of metal semicircular huts and on the ground marked out in white stones is

The Engineers Class being instructed in wiring at the Australian Corps School at Aveluy. Identified is Lieutenant Hop G. Nolan, Instructor of Engineering, standing right foreground. The other men are

Seven unidentified students of the Australian Corps School at Aveluy in front of Number 70 School Hut.

Students at the Lewis Gun Section of the Australian Corps School of Instruction at Aveluy. Standing in the foreground are: unidentified; Sergeant Major Kohler, 11th Pioneer Battalion, Instructor; next

A trench mortar demonstration at the Australian Corps School at Aveluy. Identified are: Major C. M. Spier, Chief Instructor, Lewis Gun School (in the group in the foreground, with back to camera, eigh
