The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian cyclists viewing one of the many German howitzers captured that morning during the advance of the Australian troops. Identified left to right: 2440 Lance Corporal E. L. Jackson, Headquarters (HQ), 58th Battalion; 1916 Private (Pte) G. Hill, HQ, 58th Battalion; 3117 Pte E. Pye, HQ, 58th Battalion; unidentified (in front, cyclist company badge); 2270 Pte J. M. Nagel, D Company, 58th Battalion; unidentified (on wagon); unidentified (standing).
A German General Service wagon left in Bayonvillers in the hurried departure a few hours before. Standing in the street are members of Headquarters, 58th Battalion. Identified left to right: unident
MOSSMAN, QLD. 1944-01-22. MEMBERS OF THE LIGHT HORSE PLATOON OF E COMPANY, 17TH BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS PATROLLING THE BEACH DURING AN ANTI-INVASION EXERCISE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Q219678 CORPORAL
MANGGAR, BORNEO, 10 JULY 1945. CORPORAL A E NAGEL, 2/14 INFANTRY BATTALION, LOOKING AT A JAPANESE 75MM GUN, ON A NAVAL MOUNTING, WHICH WAS CAPTURED BY MEMBERS OF THE UNIT DURING THEIR ADVANCE PAST MAN
MOSSMAN, QLD. 1944-01-22. MEMBERS OF THE LIGHT HORSE PLATOON OF E COMPANY, 17TH BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS LINED UP AT THE EDGE OF A COCONUT PLANTATION. LEFT TO RIGHT: Q219666 LIEUTENANT W. H.
Members of the 5th Division crossing the Somme Canal by ferry at Vaux-sur-Somme. Left to right: unidentified; 1929 Private (Pte) C. Lyons; 3454 Pte C. W. Sheppard, B Company, 58th Battalion; 2255 Pte
Cooks of the 35th Battalion, with their cookers in a position near Guillemont Farm, a few hours after the Infantry had captured this section of the Hindenburg Defences. Identified, left to right: Priv
