The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Outdoor group portrait of officers of the 12th Australian Machine Gun Company behind four of their Vickers Mk 1 machine guns. Identified, left to right, back row: 1506 Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) Bernard O’Reilly (later Lieutenant); 283 2nd Lt Claude Napier King (later Lieutenant, killed in action 8 August 1918); 276 2nd Lt Edward Maurice Cullimore (later Lieutenant, MC); 3110 2nd Lt William Gregson (later Lieutenant). Front row: 375 Lt Peter Grieveson; 592 Captain (Capt) Harry Wolseley (or Wolsely) Crouch MC; 933 Capt David Stacey Amherst Martin (later MC); 571 Lt Allan Fergus Taylor (later MC, Captain); 1234 Lt Errol Phineas Congreve Upton. All these officers rose through the ranks.
Informal group portrait of officers of the 6th Machine Gun Company, probably outside their barracks. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Hector Aldridge Robinson MM; Lt John Edmun
Outdoor group portrait of officers of the 2nd Pioneer Battalion. Identified back row, from left to right: Captain Richard Hastings Hudson, (medical officer, later awarded MC); Lieutenant (Lt) Alfred D
Group portrait of officers of the 23rd Battalion aboard HMAT Euripides en route to Egypt. Front row, left to right: Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) Leslie Glen Addison (later Captain, MC); Lieutenant (Lt)
Outdoor group portrait of officers of the 24th Battalion. Back row, left to right: unidentified interpreter; Lieutenant Richard Mill Oliver; Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) Richard John Wells; 2nd Lt Arthu
Group portrait of Officers of No 1 Australian Tunnelling Company at a camp at Brandhoek near Poperinghe in Belgium. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Cyril Henry Joseph Clayton;
Group portrait of officers of the 51st Battalion. From left to right, back row: Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) William Hamilton-Fisher, aged 47; Lieutenant (Lt) (later captain) John Reginald Chanter, D Co
