The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Mackenzie and some of the Headquarters Staff of the 23rd Battalion at their temporary Headquarters in Lost Ravine, near Halle. The Battalion had moved forward for the attack at Mont St Quentin. This locality was subjected to extremely heavy artillery fire on the morning of 1 September. Identified: Lt Col MacKenzie DSO (extreme left); Major J. Pascoe MC (holding map); next row, front to back: Lieutenant (Lt) J. A. Wiltshire MC and Bar; Lt Col W. Brazenor DSO (behind Wiltshire); unidentified (an officer from another unit behind Brazenor); Sergeant Pollock MM; Lance Corporal J. Clough, Signaller (second from right); and unidentified (extreme right).
Group portrait of the Headquarters Staff of the 4th Division. Back row, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) G. R. Baillie; Lt A. R. Mitchell; Captain (Capt) A. M. Moulden; Capt E. H. G. Kemmis. Second row:
Headquarters personnel of the 25th Battalion lunching in the trenches near La Maisonette, on the hill south of Peronne, the day the Australian advance reached the outskirts of Peronne. The following d
RAFA, SINAI? 1917. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: MAJOR NICHOLAS, GENERAL J. R. ROYSTON DSO CMG, LIEUTENANT COLONEL (LT COL) TODD DSO, LT COL MAYGAR VC, MAJOR C. C. DANGAR MC, LT COL SCOTT DSO; SITTING: CAPT
Heliopolis, Egypt. 1 April 1915. Group portrait of the original officers of the 13th Battalion. Back row, left to right: Captain (Capt) Hopkins; Capt Wilson; Capt Hartnell Sinclair; Capt Horace James
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales (third from the left, front row), with the Australian Corps Commander and his Staff Officers, at the Australian Corps Headquarters at Ham-sur-Heure. The Prince s
Group portrait of the officers of the 39th Battalion at Neuve Eglise. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) J. S. Beavis MC; Lt J. S. August; Lt F. M. Shaw; Lt H. A. Brocksopp; Lt S. Le Fevre MC; L
