The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 45th Battery, 12th Army Brigade of Australian Field Artillery, in action. Left to right: Corporal E. Davis, B Sub Gun; 445 Gunner (Gnr) John Henry Sibson; Gnr T. Ayton; 32499 Bombardier (Bdr) Richard (Dick) Reinke. This was the usual gun crew for this gun. Cpl Davis, Gnr Ayton and Bdr Reinke had come from Egypt with the Battery. All the men had at various times been wounded. Bdr Reinke was wounded on 18 October 1918 when in charge of a gun at St Souplet and died of wounds 20 October 1918.
Studio portrait of 32499 Driver (Dvr) Richard Herbert Reinke, 6th Field Artillery Brigade, of Blyth, SA. A farmer prior to enlistment on 4 August 1916, Dvr Reinke embarked aboard RMS Osterley in Febr
A camouflaged 18 pounder gun of the 45th Battery, 12th Australian Field Artillery Brigade, in a wheat field. At the time this gun was only used in response to SOS signals. Identified, left to right: 3
FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1943-09-23. MEN OF "F" TROOP, 62ND BATTERY, 2/12TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT, USING A 25-POUNDER GUN TO SHELL THE KAKAKOG AREA FROM THE AIRSTRIP. LEFT TO RIGHT:- VX22646 LANCE
A battery of the 3rd Australian Divisional Artillery established in an open position near Vaux-sur-Somme. Left to right: 31477 Gunner (Gnr) John Thomas Trim (died of wounds 30 March 1918); 19675 Gnr H
NO. 5 GUN CREW, 1ST BATTERY, "A" TROOP, 2/1ST FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT. THE CREW COMPRISES SERGEANT PEARSE, BOMBARDIER (BDR) FRANKFORT, GUNNER (GNR) HILLCOAT, GNR O'SULLIVAN, GNR W. K. SMITH AND GNR K
Four Australian soldiers, left to right, Gunner (Gnr) Foster, Bombardier (Bdr) O'Brien, Gnr Harmer and Bdr Nipperess of 108 Field Battery, part of the International Force for East Timor (Interfet), m
