Image from the collection of 1606 Warrant Officer Class 1 Owen Kenneth Stewart, 3rd and 11th Field Artillery Brigades. Accession Number: P00117.053

Image from the collection of 1606 Warrant Officer Class 1 Owen Kenneth Stewart, 3rd and 11th Field Artillery Brigades.

Photograph P00117.052 First World War, 1914-1918

A 60 POUND QUICK FIRING GUN USED AT GALLIPOLI, TURKEY. SERGEANT MADDEN ARROWED ON RIGHT.

Image from the collection of 1606 Warrant Officer Class 1 Owen Kenneth Stewart, 3rd and 11th Field Artillery Brigades.

Photograph P00117.030 First World War, 1914-1918

ONE OF THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY EIGHTEEN POUND QUICK FIRING GUNS BEING SLUNG ABOARD THE HMT (A22) RANGATIRA IN PORT MELBOURNE.

Image from the collection of 1606 Warrant Officer Class 1 Owen Kenneth Stewart, 3rd and 11th Field Artillery Brigades.

Photograph P00117.060 First World War, 1914-1918

A lighter from from HMT (A8) Argyllshire with a steam pinnace alongside. The lighter is loaded with 18 pounder artillery guns, probably being transported to land on Gallipoli.

Image from the collection of 1606 Warrant Officer Class 1 Owen Kenneth Stewart, 3rd and 11th Field Artillery Brigades.

Photograph P00117.048 First World War, 1914-1918

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

Image from the collection of 1606 Warrant Officer Class 1 Owen Kenneth Stewart, 3rd and 11th Field Artillery Brigades.

Photograph P00117.005 First World War, 1914-1918

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

Image from the collection of 1606 Warrant Officer Class 1 Owen Kenneth Stewart, 3rd and 11th Field Artillery Brigades.

Photograph P00117.024 First World War, 1914-1918

ONE OF OUR GUN PITS. 7TH BATTERY AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY. THE MAN ON RIGHT ARROWED WAS LATER KILLED.