The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A trench block, showing debris probably after a bombing, mess tins are (right) behind a sand bag. The success of the battle at Stormy Trench was largely due to the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel (then Captain) Henry William Murray, VC, CMG, DCM, DSO and Bar, 13th Battalion, for which he won the VC.
A Wight 'Converted' two seater Seaplane in flight over two taxiing Short 184 Seaplanes. As its name implies, the Wight was converted from land-based bomber configuration, mainly by the simple expedie
A trench block, showing Mills Grenades and rifles (left). Captured possibly German stick hand grenades in bags and empty mess tins (right). The success of the battle at Stormy Trench was largely due
Portrait of 2nd Lieutenant (Lt) Henry William Murray DCM, Officer Commanding 13th Battalion Machine Gun Section, in his dugout at Durrant's Post on the Gallipoli Peninsula. In subsequent years 2nd Lt
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant Henry William (Harry) Murray DCM, 13th Battalion. Murray was later awarded the VC, DSO and Bar, and Croix de Guerre, ending the war as a Lieutenant Colonel.
Studio portrait of Captain Henry William (Harry) Murray DCM, 13th Battalion (left), with his nephew Keith Murray Adams RN (right), and Uncle Captain William Thomas Littler. Murray was later awarded th
Studio portrait of Major (Maj) Henry William Murray VC DSO and bar DCM, 13th Battalion. Maj Murray was awarded the Victoria Cross as a Captain (Capt) for "most conspicuous bravery" on 4 - 5 February 1
Lieutenant Henry William Murray of the 13th Battalion in a trench on the Gallipoli Peninsula. He was later promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and was awarded a VC, DSO and DCM. (A better ima