The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 boys of the old battery killed in action during the Ypres stunt at the end of the last year (1917). One of the best & sadly missed."
"Regimental Sergeant Major John Kirkcaldy Dick, 41st Battery, (right), and his brother James, on left, who lost his arm in the great fight at Ypres, Belgium and is still serving out here. Jack and I a
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.
ONE OF OUR GUN PITS. 7TH BATTERY AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY. THE MAN ON RIGHT ARROWED WAS LATER KILLED.
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. [
Studio portrait of 3113 Corporal Arthur Ernest Neill, 43rd Battery, of Warwick, Queensland. In 1917 Neill was awarded the Military Medal in May 1917 and invalided to Australia in January 1918, sufferi
The stern view of an unidentified steamship, possibly in service as a troop carrier. Some personnel can be seen on the deck. The life-boats which have been swung out and hanging on the davits and the
