The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Grave marker of a French boy, Bourden Gerome, who was the 'mascot' of 8 Battalion AIF. He was killed by a shell.
The original grave marker of 3233 Private (Pte) Joseph Tomphson Risk of Lismore, New South Wales, at Cote 80 French National Cemetery at Etinehem in France. A farmer before the war, Pte Risk served in
GRAVE MARKER OF 184 LANCE CORPORAL DONALD CLARK OF THE 1ST FIELD COMPANY ENGINEERS, AIF, WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION 1917-09-18. HE IS BURIED IN THE BATTERY CORNER OF THE BELGIAN MILITARY CEMETERY. (DONO
Grave of 4516 Lance Corporal (L Cpl) Francis Benjamin Hutton, 46th Battalion, of Collingwood, Vic. L Cpl Hutton was killed in action on 16 November 1916, aged 22, when hit by a piece of shrapnel from
Grave marker of Private (Pte) 2766 Leonard Barton "Bart" Leece, 15th Battalion AIF, who died as a result of wounds on 29 August 1916 at Pozieres, France. He was buried in Puchevillers British Cemetery
Original grave marker of 2648 Lance Corporal (LCpl) Thomas Scott at Peronne Communal Cemetery Extension, France. A Scotsman who emigrated to Australia in 1900, Thomas Scott spent six years in the Ligh
PRIVATE WATSON STANDING NEAR A MACHINE GUN DUGOUT NEAR SHELL GREEN. THE MEMORIAL CROSS, THE ORIGINAL GRAVE MARKER, IN THE CENTRE FOREGROUND MARKS THE ORIGINAL BURIAL PLACE OF 495 TROOPER W J C KIDMAN
