The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. Near Bonnay, France. 26 July 1918. Horse lines of the 14th Australian Field Ambulance established in `bomb shelter' positions near Bonnay. The horse lines were constructed on a sharp slope or bank which had a grade of about one in two or three. It was noted that it would be necessary for an explosive to face into the stalls in order to injure the animals and even then the explosive would be limited to the one stall. There was a stall for each animal and accommodation for forty seven horses. Bombs were dropped by hostile aircraft within a few yards of the stalls but did not injure either men or animals. Had there been no earthworks the damage would have been extensive. The earthworks were above the level of the horses heads. Identified: 7740 Driver (Dvr) F. H. Drake (1); 3147 Dvr L. J. Jennings (2); 8906 Dvr G. Grace (3); 13561 Dvr T. Fergusson (4); 1697 Sergeant G. K. Harvey (5); 1420 Dvr H. Sefton (6); 10452 Lance Corporal W. A. Peters (7); 2784 Private (Pte) W. G. Bliss MM (8); 14370 Pte R. Wightman (9); 9416 Pte W. G. Helson (10).
Horse lines of the 14th Australian Field Ambulance established in `bomb shelter' positions near Bonnay. The horse lines were constructed on a sharp slope or bank which had a grade of about one in two
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. DEAD HORSES APPARENTLY SHOT ON PICKET LINES. THESE WOULD BE EXHAUSTED OR CRIPPLED ANIMALS NO LONGER SUITABLE FOR SERVICE. (PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOO
NCOs and other ranks in the Unit Transport Lines at HQ 17 Field Ambulance Transport Lines. Identified in the photograph are: Left to right (front row) VX89987 Sergeant (Sgt) B. C. Fenton; NX93122 Staf
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. Bailleul, France. 22 February 1918. Group portrait of the No. 1 Company of the 1st Divisional Train. Left t
Neuve Eglise, Belgium. 12 March 1918. Group portrait of the 4th Machine Gun Company. Left to right, back row: 2685 Private (Pte) T. W. Tasker; 641 Pte W. M. House; 278 Sergeant (Sgt) O. A. Benson; 243
Steenwerck, France. 23 January 1918. Group portrait of members of the 3rd Divisional Supply Column taken at the rear of the camp on the Balleul, Armentieres Road. The group is representative of the Tr
