The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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. [Bombardier] Maxfield is on the left who went back to Aust. with Dr [Driver] Rich (sitting) & Gr Shields on the right are all of "A" Sub. [subsection]. Oh! Driver Rich is a Bathurst boy & knows all the ?Ingleashs. Identified are 1653 Bombardier Arthur Maxfield; 1731 Driver John Dawson Rich (an alias for his correct name, Colonel Renecke Mayne) and 1630 Gunner George Albert Shields.
Group portrait of "A" Subsection, 7th Battery Australian Field Artillery (during Sergeant Richard D Alcroft's time). Sergeant Braithwaite rear row 6th from left. Holding a kangaroo (joey) third from t
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
informal group portrait of "B" Subsection of the 3rd Field Artillery Brigade in a gun pit during a quiet time. Lieutenant G. J. Ross [Percy John Ross, later Major, MC] (seated centre) and 1617 Gunner
Sergeant Owen Kenneth Stewart who was at the Base resting in the Convalescent Camp prior to returning to the Front sent this image to his mother in May 1915. This image shows B Subsection, 7th Battery
Sergeant Owen Kenneth Stewart who was at the Base resting in the Convalescent Camp prior to returning to the Front sent this image to his mother in May 1915. This image shows B Subsection, 7th Batter
Studio portrait of 5132 Bombardier Kenneth Robert Taylor 11th Field Artillery Brigade (left) and his brother. Bombardier Taylor was killed in action on 30 December 1916.
