The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 52nd Battalion proceeding to the funeral of Major Craies. At extreme right is Lieutenant R. Dickson. Leading the column is Lieutenant C. J. Ivory. Note original image is out of focus.
Members of the 52nd Battalion, on the Amiens Road, coming out from the line from Villers Bretonneux. Second from left is Lieutenant Fernside, holding a cane in his right hand. Seventh from left, is Co
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. A review of the 59th and 60th Battalions by Major General Sir J. J. Talbot Hobbs KCB KCMG VD, the General
The Australian section of the cemetery. Identified, left to right: 3349A Private (Pte) A. G. Bosanquet, 52nd Battalion, died 22 July 1918; 7251 Pte L. F. Cooper, 12th Battalion, died 24 July 1918; 182
A platoon of B Company, 52nd Battalion, at the 4.30pm burial of Major William Alexander Craies, their Commanding Officer. He led B Company in the counter-attack at Villers Bretonneux on the night of
Members of 27 Infantry Brigade marching past the saluting base during a parade organised by Lieutenant Colonel F. G. Galleghan, Commander AIP POWs. The head of the column is passing the saluting base,
The 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR) Band, led by Sergeant (Sgt) K Smith, salutes with eyes right as it marches past the dais during the Coronation Parade of the Commonwealth Divisi
