The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An informal portrait of Major D J Glasfurd (later Brigadier General), Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders. Major Glasfurd was, at the time, GSO 1st Australian Division. He was mortally wounded at 'Cheese Road' in France on 12 November 1916 when commanding the 12th Australian Infantry Brigade.
Major DJ Glasfurd (later Brigadier General), having his hair cut by Major ES Stokes (DADMS Australian Division), who is smoking a pipe. On 12 November 1916 Brigadier General Glasfurd was mortally wou
Unidentified soldiers, probably of the 12th Brigade, moving along a support line known as 'Cheese Road'. This sunken lane forming the support line in front of Flers. On 12 November 1916, shortly bef
A view of the Heilly Cemetery in which many members of the 12th Brigade are buried, including Brigadier General Duncan Glasfurd (late General Officer Commanding of 12th Brigade). Brigadier General Gla
Portrait of Major (Maj) Duncan John Glasfurd, General Staff Officer II, 1st Division Headquarters, as seen a few days after the landing at Anzac Cove. Maj Glasfurd, seconded from the Argyll and Suther
Major Edward Sutherland Stokes, Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services, 1st Division, cuts Major Duncan John Glasfurd's hair while smoking a pipe. A native of Scotland, Glasfurd was a staff off
Informal portrait of officers who attended the 12th Australian Infantry Brigade Sports Meeting at Henencourt Wood, France. Identified seated in the front row are: Major General William Holmes, Genera
