The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two officers standing beside an anti aircraft gun at the top of a valley near Shrapnel Gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula. The Hotchkiss QF 12 pounder 12 hundredweight Mk I gun is mounted on a carriage garrison mount. One of the officers is believed to be Lieutenant (Lt) Terence Ward Garling, of Longueville, NSW. Prior to his enlistment in the AIF on 20 August 1914, he served with the 44th Battery, Australian Field Artillery. Second Lt Garling embarked from Sydney aboard HMAT Argyllshire on 18 October 1914 and was the officer in charge of the only anti-aircraft gun on Gallipoli. He was promoted to Lieutenant in June. He later served with the 10th Field Artillery Brigade (FAB) as a major. Major Garling died of wounds at Millencourt, France, on 5 April 1918 aged 24.
Studio portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) Terence Ward Garling, of Longueville, NSW. Prior to his enlistment in the AIF on 20 August 1914, he served with the 44th Battery, Australian Field Artillery. Second
Bronze next of kin plaque, showing on the obverse, Britannia holding a laurel wreath, the British lion, dolphins, a spray of oak leaves and the words 'HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOUR' around the edge.
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1918. PORTRAIT OF MAJOR TERENCE WARD GARLING, 37TH BATTERY, AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY, SHORTLY BEFORE HE RETURNED TO ACTION IN FRANCE WHERE HE WAS KILLED 1918-04-05, AGED 24. (DONOR
The grave of Major (Maj) Terence Ward Garling; 1997A Sergeant (Sgt) Michael McFerran, and 3604 Bombardier (Bdr) Gordon Henry Iles, all of the 10th Field Artillery Brigade (FAB) who died in France on 5
Outdoor portrait of three naval gunfire observers at a post overlooking Gaba Tepe at Gallipoli. The group includes Lieutenant (Lt) Cyril Albert Clowes, 1st Field Artillery Brigade (1 FAB) and Lt Norm
Informal portrait of Terence Ward Garling, of Longueville, NSW. Prior to his enlistment in the AIF on 20 August 1914, he served with the 44th Battery, Australian Field Artillery. Second Lt Garling emb
