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Group portrait of the Officers of the 24th Battalion. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Stanley George Thompson; Lt Ernest Victor White DCM; Lt William Burns Gow MC; Lt John Foster Gear MC (killed in action (KIA) in France on 5 October 1918); Lt Hugh Allan Gleadow; Lt Andrew Harte Stranaghan; Lt John Thomas Pocknell MC; Lt Ernest Milton Martin (KIA in France on 31 August 1918); Lt William Graham MC; Lt Cecil Roy Boyd; Lt John Stephen Robinson MM.
Second row: Lt Clifford Charles Burge (KIA in France on 14 August 1918); Lt Herbert Baxter; Lt Walter Thomas West MC MM; Lt Horace Webster Clough MC MM; Lt Robert George Nichols MM; Lt Otto James Sweetland; Lt Eric Henry Drummond Edgerton DSO MM & Bar (KIA in France on 11 August 1918); Lt Harold Joseph Cunningham; Lt Newton Rae Calvert; Lt William Dean Scott.
Third row: Lt Eric Sullivan Baldock MC; Lt George David Pollington MC MM; Captain (Capt) Adrian Ball DCM; Capt John Harry Fletcher (KIA in France on 5 October 1918); Major (Maj) Donald Dunbar Coutts DSO, Regimental Medical Officer; Capt Francis Palmer Selleck MC; Lieutenant Colonel William Edward James DSO & two Bars; Maj William Henry Ellwood MC; Capt Leslie Stewart Marchant; Capt John Austin Mahony MC (KIA in France on 9 October 1918); Maj Thomas Alphonsus Campbell, Chaplain; Lt Alexander Stuart MC.
Front row: Lt Richard John Wells, TO; Lt Albert Edward Middleton; Lt James Alexander McNaught, Regimental Quartermaster.
The final objective captured by Lieutenant (Lt) E.H.D. Edgerton DSO MM and party of the 24th Battalion, during the attack. Owing to the marshy nature of the country the final objective had to be chose
German Army infantry gefreiter's (lance corporal) field grey woollen peakless field cap (feldmutze). The cap has red piping around the crown and an integral red hat band, which has been covered with a
Outdoor group portrait of officers of the 47th Battalion, in front of the Hospice at Rivery, near Amiens, France. Identified in the back row, left to right: Captain (Capt) John Patrick Farrell MO; Lie
Group portrait of the officers of the 45th Battalion. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Theophillus William Perry (killed in action 5 April 1918 in France); Lt Cecil Raymond Bur
Group portrait of the officers of the 14th Battalion. Left to right, back row; Lieutenant (Lt) George John Huse, Assistant Adjutant; Lt Francis Thomas Larter; Lt Walter Ernest Manie; Lt Alfred King, L
Group portrait of officers of the 44th Battalion. From left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) David Robert Stephen (killed in action 28 March 1918); Lt A.C. Crowley; Lt Richard Benion O'Carroll MM;
Group portrait of the officers of the 5th Battalion. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Harry William Garlick (killed in action 11 July 1918); Lt Donald Blackman Harris; Lt Charl
Group portrait of the officers of the 47th Battalion. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Percy Albert Lisle MC; Lt Samuel John Hill MM, Signals Officer (later killed in action in
