The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Flight of Australian Sopwith Camels of the 4th Squadron Australian Flying Corps (AFC). The machines have just been made ready for further operations against advancing Germans. Note Serials B 7406 "W" and B7412 "Y" have been identified in the line up. Note the Bristol Fighter in the background. Left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) Davis; Sgt Proctor; Air Mechanic (AM) Middleton; Corporal (Cpl) Anderson; AM Jones; AM Harris; AM Scudamore; unidentified (back to camera); AM Nicholson; AM Lister; AM Wheeler; AM Windley; unidentified (behind aircraft); AM Waters; Sgt Noy; Cpl Short; Cpl Worral; unidentified (back to camera).
Men of the 48th Battalion who had assisted in the capture of the first objective in the fighting near Le Verguier, watching the advance of the 45th Battalion towards Ascension Farm, which was the fina
Group portrait of Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Muir Purser, DSO and Headquarters staff of 29th Australian Infantry Battalion. Identified, left to right: Back row: 2590 Corporal (Cpl) Herman John Whiti
Group portrait of Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and men of the Headquarters staff of the 6th Army Brigade, Australian Field Artillery Brigade with Signal Subsection. Back row, left to right: Dri
Group portrait of the NCOs of the 52nd Battalion. Left to right, back row: Lance Corporal (LCpl) J. Leechman; unidentified; unidentified; LCpl J. McDonald; unidentified; LCpl Wylie; LCpl McLean; unide
Members of C Company, 17th Battalion marching to the trenches along the main road near the Franco-Belgian border. Identified, foreground, left to right: 6393 Private (Pte) Norman Maynard (killed in ac
Group portrait of No. 2 Company of the 1st Divisional Train. Left to right, back row: Private (Pte) Cogle; unidentified; unidentified; Pte Miles; Driver (Dvr) Hatherley; Wheeler (Whlr) Waller; Dvr Mui
