The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Original grave marker in the shape of a Star of David, of 2868 Private (Pte) John Fullarton (Jack) Aarons, 16th Battalion, at Trois Arbres Cemetery, Steenwerck, France, who died of wounds 11 July 1917. Pte Aarons who was born at Orange, NSW, enlisted in Perth, WA, on 10 July 1916 with the 51st Battalion and embarked from Fremantle aboard HMAT Argyllshire on 9 November 1916. On 5 May 1917 he was transferred to the 16th Battalion in which his younger brother 2nd Lieutenant Daniel Sidney Aarons, also served.
Informal portrait of 2868 Private (Pte) John Fullerton (Jack) Aarons, 16th Battalion, standing beside the original grave marker of 5392 Private (Pte) Thomas James Manners. Pte Aarons was born at Orang
Studio portrait of 2329 Private (Pte) Gustav Arnold Liersch, 39th Battalion, of Warracknabeal, Victoria. A farmer prior to enlistment on 18 July 1916, Pte Liersch embarked from Melbourne aboard HMAT
Studio portrait of 2042 Private (Pte) Gerald Griffith, 44th Battalion, of Orange, NSW. A farmer prior to enlistment he embarked with the 3rd Reinforcements on HMAT Suffock (A23) on 10 October 1916. Pt
Early grave marker of 2347 Private (Pte) Robert Burns Laurie, 36th Battalion, of Laurieton, NSW, at Trois-Arbres Military Cemetery at Steenwerck, France. A shop assistant before enlisting in May 1916,
Studio portrait of 3427 Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) William Fraser Chalmers MM, 16th Battalion, of Fremantle, WA. A fitter and turner before enlisting on 9 August 1915, he embarked as a Private with the 11
Studio portrait of 1904A Private (Pte) Selwyn Kemp Skipworth, 34th Battalion from Perth, Western Australia. A 24 year old farmer prior to enlistment on 29 March 1916, he embarked for overseas with the
