The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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: unidentified; 3917 Private (Pte) R. E. Sellars; unidentified; 2440 Lance Corporal E. L. Jackson; 1916 Pte G. Hill; 3117 Pte E. Pye.
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, Headquarte
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
Group portrait of the Administrative Staff of the 2nd Australian General Hospital. Back row, left to right: 703 Staff Sergeant (S Sgt) V. Harcourt; 8231 Private (Pte) N. G. Young; 8060 Lance Corporal
Group portrait of B Company of the 22nd Battalion with their rifles and lewis guns. Back row, left to right (standing): Company Quartermaster Sergeant R. Kay; Sergeant (Sgt) E. R. Bregenzer DCM; Corpo
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
9 Infantry Battalion troops lining up at the YMCA tea stall at battalion headquarters on the Hatai Track. Identified in line are (left to right): V50654 Private (Pte) D A Wilksch, Vic; V501268 Pte G E
