The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reviewing the 3rd Australian Division. Major General (Maj Gen) John Monash, Divisional Commander, is immediately behind the Commander in Chief, who is seen at the salute. Left to right: Maj Gen Monash; Brigadier General J. H. Cannan; Field Marshal Haig; unidentified; 654A Private (Pte) G. T. East; unidentified; 887A Pte W. E. Perkins; 5789 Lance Corporal (L Cpl) W. C. Eustace; 258 L Cpl W. J. Perkins (behind); 2073 Pte P. Hunt; three unidentified (one behind); Lieutenant J. T. Mitchell (taking the salute); Captain R. McIroy (taking the salute); unidentified (behind); 159 Sergeant A. C. Donaldson; three unidentified.
The Commander in Chief, Sir Douglas Haig, and Major General (Maj Gen) John Monash at the review of the 3rd Australian Division. The Division had come out of the line a week previously, having been eng
Group portrait of B Company of the 22nd Battalion with their rifles and lewis guns. Back row, left to right (standing): Company Quartermaster Sergeant R. Kay; Sergeant (Sgt) E. R. Bregenzer DCM; Corpo
Campagne, France. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, Commander in Chief, leaving the parade after reviewing the 2nd Australian Division. Identified are: Brigadier General Wisdom (left foreground); Major
Group portrait of A Company of the 22nd Battalion with their rifles and lewis guns. Back row, left to right (standing): Company Sergeant Major E. F. Watkins MM; Company Quartermaster Sergeant J. Nelms
MELBOURNE, 1942-03-28. THE 6 DIVISION RETURNS. AT THE MARCH OF 17TH BDE (L TO R) GEN SIR T. BLAMEY, SIR WINSTON DUGAN, MR DUNSTAN, MAJ-GEN CANNAN, MAJOR TODD, LT-GEN MACKAY, MAJ-GEN STANTKE, MAJ-GEN B
AWM119 518 - [Office of Military Secretary, Army honours and awards confidential working files] Queens Birthday 1961 [Maj-Gen R E Wade; Brig D G McKenzie; Col N A M Nicholls; Lt-Col L A Simpson; Lt-Co
