The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
4th Infantry Battalion Headquarters on high ground standing on the site of the Sio Mission which is now destroyed. ‘Doovers’ in which officers and men shelter are constructed using any available material at hand. Identified personnel are: NX131629 Private (Pte) Hilary James Hughes (standing in foreground, looking to the right); WX32732 Pte Gerald Richard Annakin (standing in foreground, with a rifle slung over his shoulder); VX104182 Lieutenant (Lt) Maxwell Leslie Mills (thought to belong to 29/46th battalion) (seated in foreground, without hat); WX40176 Pte J T Thompson (seated behind and to the right of Lt Mills)(Service number and name do not match).
Bandiana, Vic. 1944-03-30. Interior of an Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS) recreation hut at No. 41 AWAS Barracks. Identified personnel: Sergeant (Sgt) R. A. Grant (foreground); Staff Sergeant S
Studio portrait of 3359 Private (Pte) Clyde Thomas Pickett, 46th Battalion, of Traralgon, Vic (standing, back row), an unidentified Australian army nurse (seated) and an unidentified member of the 46t
Informal group portrait of officers of the 1st Battalion at Anzac. Identified in the back row, from left to right, seated (partially obscured) is Captain (Capt) Harold Jacobs from Berry, NSW; standing
Running the ball in the rugby football match between the 1st and 2nd Australian Fifteens (Australian Service Team versus Reserves) at Chiswick. Left to right: Gunner A Robertson; Lieutenant (Lt) H R P
The temporary 23rd Battalion headquarters at 'Lost Ravine', soldiers are standing in the foreground. A corrugated iron shelter is centre right and a doorway to a trench can be seen in the background.
Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) R L Hughes of Puckapunyal, Vic (left), introduces American Lt Col Henry A Clark to his new area of command on the Korean front. Both men are standing in a trench which is
