The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A chaplain reads the burial service beside the grave of a fallen Australian in a cemetery in a wood, near a chateau that housed a casualty clearing station. The burial party standing around the grave includes English and Australian soldiers. The man on the far right has a 2nd Division colour patch on his sleeve. Note the stretcher in the foreground. (A cropped version of this image is held as P0077/21/11.)
FRANCE, C. 1916. A PADRE READS THE BURIAL SERVICE BESIDE THE GRAVE OF A FALLEN AUSTRALIAN, IN A CEMETERY NEAR A CASUALTY CLEARING STATION. HIS MATES STAND AROUND THE NEWLY DUG GRAVE. NOTE THE STRETCHE
Members of the Imperial Camel Corps, conducting a mock funeral, on the disbandment of their unit. The 'corpse', a flag covered saddle, is being lowered into the grave. At right foreground, the padre r
Brown triangular colour patch for 1 Casualty Clearing Station, AIF, with a green circle in the centre. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1918.
Brown triangular colour patch for 2 Casualty Clearing Station, AIF, with a red circle in the centre. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1918.
Brown triangular colour patch for 3 Casualty Clearing Station, AIF, with a light blue circle in the centre. Worn as a distinguishing unit indication at the head of each sleeve from 1918.
New Britain. April 1945. The New Britain Yacht Club's regatta was complete in every detail even to the bookmaker who did a roaring trade outside Hotel Jacquinot. In the foreground is a member with the
