The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
2nd South Australian (Mounted Rifles) Contingent, non commissioned officers. Left to right: standing: Trumpeter Marshall; Lance Corporal Coffey; Corporal Brock; Sergeant Knapman; Lance Corporal Rowell; Acting Corporal Campbell; Trumpeter Wright. Seated: Sergeant Read; Sergeant Langley; Quartermaster Sergeant Francis; Farrier Sergeant G H Goodall Corporal Frederick Solly-Flood; Sergeant Dockrell. Front row: Corporal Napier; Corporal Harry Morant. Corporal Morant, later lieutenant, known as "the breaker" because of his horsebreaking experience, was court-martialled and executed in South Africa in 1902 for shooting Boer prisoners some of whom were responsible for the murder of his friend and fellow officer, Captain Hunt.
2nd South Australian (Mounted Rifles) Contingent, non commissioned officers. Left to right: back row: Corporal Frederick Solly-Flood, Lance Corporal Rowell, Corporal Butler, Lance Corporal Castine, La
Captain (Capt) Edward Richman, instructor, and seven men of the 2nd South Australian (Mounted Rifles) Contingent, who fought in the Boer War. Left to right: Capt Richman, (later lieutenant-adjutant of
Sergeants of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment just prior to embarkation for Egypt. Identified, left to right, back row: 578 “C” Squadron Sergeant Major (SSM) George Henry Kirby; 81 “A” Squadr
The Roll of Honour board for the Master Carriers Association of New South Wales to commemorate the members and members' sons of this trade union who volunteered for the First World War. The names on t
Group portrait of engineers of the 12th Field Company, 4th Australian Division. Shown: 2513 Driver (Dvr) G. N. Sartori (1); 7176 Dvr T. Watson (2); 5086 Dvr G. A. Sutherland (3); 2298 Second Corporal
Group portrait of members of the 2/4 Australian Independent Company. Identified, left to right, back row: unidentified; unidentified; unidentified; unidentified; R Williams; T Coops; unidentified; uni
