The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A detachment of the 12th Light Trench Mortar Battery (LTMB) who were attached to the 45th Battalion during the advance beyond Jeancourt, following the advancing Infantry, in readiness to give them assistance should the enemy resistance stiffen. Left to right: 3355 Driver (Dvr) S. E. Baker, 45th Battalion; 2035 Private (Pte) H. J. Whitworth, 12th LTMB; 3230 Dvr F. W. Smith, 45th Battalion; 4367 Pte R. C. Hope, 12th LTMB; 2231 Corporal J. B. Quartermaine MM, 12th LTMB; 4506 Dvr A. Burton, 45th Battalion; 5145 Dvr W. Lawlor, 45th Battalion.
Group portrait of the 12th Light Trench Mortar Battery, taken behind the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) hut, about two weeks previous to the Battery's engagement in the Dernancourt operation
Dartford, England. December 1918. Scene in ward B22 at No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital (3AAH) at Christmas. Left to right: 1113 Private (Pte) Henry James Burton, 23rd Battalion (Bn), under sheets;
Chatelet, Belgium. 7 January 1919. Group portrait of the Transport Section of the 12th Battalion. Left to right, back row: 3592 Driver (Dvr) A. G. Simpson; 7752 Private (Pte) D. E. C. Jones; 3029 Pte
An ammunition pack mule used by the 45th Battalion during the attacks beyond Jeancourt and Le Verguier, taking cover with its driver, in a sap in what was the British trench system at Ascension Farm,
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Troops at the 12th Training Battalion, issuing coal for use in huts (winter issue). Each hut has a tub, numbered, which is brought to coal yard by the h
A group of members of the 51st Battalion, 13th Brigade at the Brigade sports. Back row, left to right: 3837 Private (Pte) Austin; 3355 Pte D. Byrnes; unidentified; 7969 Pte H. J. Carter; unidentified;
