The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of Major (Maj) Geoffrey Gordon McCrae dressed in civilian clothing. Prior to his enlistment with the AIF on 19 August 1914, he served with the 58th Battalion, Citizens Military Forces. Maj McCrae embarked from Melbourne aboard HMAT Hororata on 19 October 1914 as a member of C Company, 7th Battalion. He was a member of the first convoy to Egypt and also served at Gallipoli Peninsula. He was killed in action on 19 July 1916 at Fromelles, France, whilst serving with the 60th Battalion.
Australian Army officer's khaki cotton drill service dress jacket with oxidised brass rank insignia of major. The single-breasted jacket is secured by four large leather buttons and has an open lapel
Letters relating to the First World War service of Captain Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, 7th Battalion. These letters from McCrae to his family span the period September 1914 to December 1914 and cover: c
This series contains letters written by Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, originally of 7th Battalion and later 60th Battalion. These letters cover McCrae's journey to Egypt in 1914, his service at Gallip
This series contains other material compiled by or relating to Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, originally of 7th Battalion and later 60th Battalion. Included are: a certificate of appointment to the Mil
Letters relating to the First World War service of Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, 60th Battalion. These letters from McCrae to members of his family span the period January 1916 to his death in July 19
This series contains postcards and photographs relating to Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, originally of 7th Battalion and later 60th Battalion. It contains a variety of photographs donated by his fathe
Collection relating to the service of Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, 7 Battalion and 60 Battalion, AIF, 1914-1916, Egypt, Gallipoli, Cyprus, France. Collection consists of a diary kept by Major McCrae