The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 1st Australian Field Ambulance, placing wounded in a motor ambulance at chalk pits in front of Mericourt for conveyance to a Casualty Clearing Station. Identified: P. G. Downy (1); Private (Pte) W. Pollitt, 1st Field Ambulance (2); Pte C. Eldred, 1st Field Ambulance (7); Pte Robertson, 1st Field Ambulance (8); Pte Burke, 1st Field Ambulance (9); Pte C. Woollams (10); Driver W. Locke (12); Pte Poole, 1st Field Ambulance (14); 17529 Pte Arthur Arden Davenport Clarson, 1st Field Ambulance (17).
Members of the 1st Australian Field Ambulance, placing wounded in a motor ambulance at chalk pits in front of Mericourt for conveyance to a Casualty Clearing Station. Identified: 3550 Private (Pte) Ph
Members of the 1st Australian Field Ambulance, placing wounded in a motor ambulance at chalk pits in front of Mericourt for conveyance to a Casualty Clearing Station. Identified: 3550 Private (Pte) Ph
Stretcher bearers of the 6th Field Ambulance carrying the wounded from an Advanced Dressing Station to a waiting motor ambulance for conveyance to the Casualty Clearing Station. Identified in the for
An enemy aeroplane brought down by an Australian machine gunner, on 23 March 1918. Identified: far left is 8464Driver William Samuel Locke; and second from left, squatting, is 17838 Private C. Woollam
Outdoor group portrait of Australian Army Medical Corps, 28th Reinforcements, who enlisted and trained in Brisbane, then embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on 2 August 1917 as part of the May 1917
Studio portrait of 10132 Private (Pte) Eric William Senior Baglin, 5th Reinforcements, 1st Casualty Clearing Station, of Colac, Vic. Pte Baglin enlist enlisted on 6 July 1915 and served at Broadmeadow
Mesopotamia. c. 1917. Group portrait of members of the 1st Wireless Signal Squadron, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, possibly of No. 12 Station. The original caption lists the following names: G. An
