The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of the Heilly Cemetery in which many members of the 12th Brigade are buried, including Brigadier General Duncan Glasfurd (late General Officer Commanding of 12th Brigade). Brigadier General Glasfurd was mortally wounded by a German shell on 12 November 1916 at 'Cheese Road' near Flers. The first grave in the left foreground is that of 247723 Gunner (Gnr) William Henry Miles, D Battery, 150th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery who died on 6 June 1918. The next grave belongs to 750 Sergeant (Sgt) Ernest Arthur Smith, 22nd Battalion, killed in action (KIA) on 7 June 1918.
Finely worked gilt and enamel patriotic badge with the five petalled rose of England picked out on a blue background. A centrally positioned red, white and blue enamelled Union Jack has a small gilt
A gilt metal and enamel patriotic badge. The badge has a ring of blue enamel around the rim and a bar across the middle. Gold lettering around the edge reads `BETTER DIE FIGHTING THAN LIVE DISHONORED
Major DJ Glasfurd (later Brigadier General), having his hair cut by Major ES Stokes (DADMS Australian Division), who is smoking a pipe. On 12 November 1916 Brigadier General Glasfurd was mortally wou
Unidentified soldiers, probably of the 12th Brigade, moving along a support line known as 'Cheese Road'. This sunken lane forming the support line in front of Flers. On 12 November 1916, shortly bef
An informal portrait of Major D J Glasfurd (later Brigadier General), Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders. Major Glasfurd was, at the time, GSO 1st Australian Division. He was mortally wounded at 'Che
The graves of Brigadier General Duncan Glasfurd, the late General Officer Commanding of 12th Brigade, (foreground, with a wreath) and Lieutenant Colonel O. G. Howell Price DSO MC, late Commanding Offi
Original graves of soldiers and officers in Heilly Court Cemetery, Mericourt-l'Abbe, France. In the left foreground is the grave of 5732 Private Norman Lublin, 1st Battalion, who died of wounds on 19
Portrait of Major (Maj) Duncan John Glasfurd, General Staff Officer II, 1st Division Headquarters, as seen a few days after the landing at Anzac Cove. Maj Glasfurd, seconded from the Argyll and Suther
