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Photograph A03366 First World War, 1914-1918Portrait of Brigadier General Harold Edward Elliott 'Pompey' CB CMG DSO DCM BA LLM.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The grave of Captain (Capt) George Stephenson Elliott, Australian Army Medical Corps. A medical practitioner from Elwood, Vic prior to enlistment, Capt Elliott embarked from Melbourne on HMAT Orsova on 1 August 1916. Whilst attached to the 56th Battalion he was awarded the Military Cross for "his work and splendid devotion to duty" between 13 and 17 May 1917. Capt Elliott was killed in action on 25 September 1917 and was buried in The Huts Cemetery Belgium. He was a brother of Brigadier General Harold Edward Elliott CB CMG DSO DCM BA LLM.
Portrait of Brigadier General Harold Edward Elliott 'Pompey' CB CMG DSO DCM BA LLM.
Portrait of Brigadier General H.E. Elliott CB CMG DSO BA LLM head and shoulders and wearing a hat. (Donor Brigadier General H.E. Elliott)

Collection relating to service of Captain George Stephenson Elliott MC, Australian Army Medical Corps attached to 56 Battalion, France 1916. Collection consists of a photocopy of letter from George E
Twenty seven page illustrated typescript biography of Captain George Stephenson Elliott MC, by Tony Millar. Capt Elliott served as a doctor with 56 Battalion on the Western Front and was awarded the
Informal portrait of Captain (Capt) Roger Forrest Hughes, 1st Field Ambulance Australian Army Medical Corps, of Double Bay, NSW. Capt Hughes graduated BA MB ChM from the University of Sydney and wo

Portrait of Captain (Capt) Philip Beauchamp Sewell, Australian Army Medical Corps from East Malvern, Victoria. A 23 year old medical practitioner prior to enlisting on 16 December 1916, he embarked fo
