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Photograph E04218 Period 1910-1919An outdoors group portrait of the Commanding Officer and officers of the 2nd Australian Field Brigade Headquarters. Left to right, back row: Interpreter Gregoire, wearing a Military Medal ribbon; uni

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Morialme, Belgium. 30 December 1918. Group portrait of the Commanding Officer and Battery Officers of the 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) C. J. Vause; Lt S. Mollison (standing slightly forward); Lt H. P. Bradford; Lt E. N. Dewar; Lt H. R. C. Harry; Lt J. V. Garner; Lt R. K. Davis (partially obscured); Chaplain Reverend T. T. Webb; Interpreter Gregoire. Middle row: Lt E. P. Titchener; Lt C. H. Murray; Lt E. Matson; Lt T. H. McMasters; Lt E. W. Ruthledge MC MM; Lt R. A. Aryton. Front row: Captain (Capt) C. C. Hains; Major (Maj) C. L. Gavan-Duffy; Maj A. O. McMullin MC; Lieutenant Colonel D. H. Moore DSO; Maj F. N. Snow; Capt H. P. Dodgson; Lt L. C. Wade.
An outdoors group portrait of the Commanding Officer and officers of the 2nd Australian Field Brigade Headquarters. Left to right, back row: Interpreter Gregoire, wearing a Military Medal ribbon; uni

HOBART, TAS. 1943-05-03. GROUP OF OFFICERS OF HEADQUARTERS, TASMANIA LINES OF COMMUNICATION AREA. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: LIEUTENANT-COLONEL (LT-COL) SUSAN A. J. HAINES, RRC, PRINCIPAL MATRON, TAS L

Group portrait of the officers of the 43rd Battalion at Locre. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) W. G. Harrington; Lt T. R. Brennan, Acting Adjutant; Lt A. L. Norris-Smith; Lt B. H. Richardson,

Group portrait of the officers of the 13th Battalion. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) William Harry Merifield; Lt H. B. Brown MC DCM MM; Lt H. Simpson; Lt J. W. Watson; Lt L. W. H. Clelland M

Group portrait of officers of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment. Identified, left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) A G Colley; Lt A D Allen; Lt C S Walsh; Captain (Capt) D M Butler; Lt R

Sutton Veny, England. Group portrait of the commanding officer and officers on staff, No. 1 Australian General Hospital (1AGH) near the Australian Army Medical Corps Officers Mess building. Back row,
