The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The original 1st Divisional Headquarters. General Bridges' dugout (centre) can be seen with 'GOC' posted over it. The shelter to the right was used by the general staff as an office. Inside the mess shelter on the left, Colonel CBB White was hit by a spent bullet and Major J Gellibrand was dangerously wounded. A little further to the left two other staff officers (Colonel Marshall and Captain WJ Forster) were also wounded.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 3 May 1915. At General Bridges' first Headquarters at Anzac, during lunch. The officers in the photograph, reading from left to right, are: General Bridges, (in dugout); L
Group portrait of the staff of 1st Australian Division. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) W. Smith, AD, Remounts; Captain (Capt) J. T. Fitzgerald, Field Cashier; Major (Maj) J. Gellibrand, Depu
Major General H Murray (left), General Officer Commanding (GOC) 1 Commonwealth Division and Major Lloyd, Deputy Assistant Provost Marshall (DAPM), mount the dais for a march past of the Divisional Pro
Four unidentified officers and Colonel Fulton (right), acting General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Headquarters' Staff of the 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade at mess during a 'trek' over the des
Group portrait of staff Officers at Mena Camp. Left to right: back row: Official correspondent Captain (Capt) Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean; Lieutenant (Lt) W. Smith; Capt J T Fitzgerald; Major T Matson
Lieutenant Colonel Cyril Brudenell Bingham White works at a table at the entrance to his dugout. White served in the Boer War with the 1st Australian Commonwealth Horse; after that he spent two years
