The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 2nd Divisional Engineers passing along the road near Beaucourt on their way to the forward zone. Identified, left to right: (sitting in front of wagon, left to right) T. Hurst, 10th Australian Army Service Corps (AASC); 5729 Sapper (Spr) H. R. Tems, 14th Field Company, Australian Engineers (AE); 2755 Company Quartermaster Sergeant (CQMS) G. R. Campbell, 14th Field Company, AE; unidentified; unidentified; 1515 Lance Corporal J. T. Ramsay, 14th Field Company, AE (killed in action 31 August 1918) (on horseback looking up); 2249 Driver P. Frawley, 14th Field Company, AE; unidentified (behind Frawley); 2705 Farrier Sergeant J. A. Curnow, 14th Field Company, AE (walking); 5369 Spr W. Casey, 14th Field Company, AE (on horseback behind Curnow).
Studio portrait of 2705 Sapper (Spr) John Arthur Curnow, 7th Field Company Engineers, of Emmaville, NSW. A blacksmith and farrier prior to enlistment, he embarked from Sydney aboard HMAT Suffolk on 22
Members of the 15th Field Company of Australian Engineers with their limbers quartered in the ruins of Ypres. Identified: E. Luscombe (1); J. McKenzie (2); J. Cannon (3); 6723 Sapper (Spr) A. J. Hughe
The bridge across the Somme, near Cappy, after its destruction by the Germans in their retreat. Australian Engineers of the 9th Field Company are seen constructing a new bridge alongside the wreckage.
BUMI RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1943-10-19. ENGINEERS OF THE 2/3RD AUSTRALIAN FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTING A NEW BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER TO REPLACE THE ONE WHICH WAS WASHED AWAY THE NI
Studio portrait of 19894 Sapper (Spr) James (Jim) Hogg, 14th Field Company Engineers (right), with two friends (unidentified).
Group portrait of members of the 4th Field Company of Australian Engineers viewing the wide gap in the wire blown by an experimental 'Bangalore Torpedo'. These 'torpedoes', devised by the Australian E
