The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 2366 Corporal Norman Wimble Cameron, 11th Brigade Headquarters. "A brave lad. Night after night he went out to mend the telephone lines under heavy shell fire for he was in charge of the telephones. One of the old compulsory boys with me at Tambourine Camp".
The grave with its original grave marker of 1915 Gunner Frederick Scott who was killed in action on 24 September 1917. The wreath hanging on the cross reads "In memory of my dear brother". "One of the
Studio portrait of 3427A Sergeant (Sgt) Leslie Melville "Pat" Paternoster, 11th Field Artillery Brigade (late 10th Battalion) (left) and an unidentified soldier. Pte Paternoster, a clerk from Salisbur
PORT MELBOURNE, VICTORIA 1914-10-04. SERGEANT OWEN KENNETH STEWART (MARKED WITH X AT REAR OF HIS SUBSECTION) 3RD BRIGADE, 7TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY JOINED ALL THE ARTILLERY AT A VOLUNTARY CHURCH
ANZAC COVE, TURKEY, 1915. "VIEW OF ANZAC SHOWING DUG OUTS IN FOREGROUND AND PIERS AND SMALL CRAFT UNLOADING STORES. THESE PLACES WERE CONSTANTLY UNDER FIRE."
Three members of 7th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade. " This is a card taken the other side of the large pyramid amongst two or three smaller ones with a trio of my boys on a stone image. Bomb. [
SHELL GREEN, GALLIPOLI, TURKEY, 1915. "SHOWING OUR GUN LIMBERS AND EMPTY CASES. THE X AT TOP LEFT MARKS APPROXIMATELY THE POSITION OF OUR GUN WHERE CAPTAIN [WALTER ALAND] LESLIE MET HIS DEATH, 6.5.191
