The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Neat white crosses mark graves of the men who fell in the Markham and Ramu Valley campaigns. When completed the intention is for this cemetery to be the burial place of all men killed between Kaiapit and Kesawai including members of the 7th Division killed at Shaggy Ridge and in fighting over the Finisterre Range to the Bogadjim road. The crosses are erected and labelled on burial which are replaced with correctly lettered crosses when verified details arrive from the District Records Office. The crosses are then photographed and a print sent to the next-of-kin. When this picture was taken, this cemetery has been established for one month by members of the 19th Graves Registration and Enquiry Unit. In the background is Mount Helwig towering in the Bismarck Range.
Neat white crosses mark graves of the men who fell in the Markham and Ramu Valley campaigns. When completed the intention is for this cemetery to be the burial place of all men killed between Kaiapit
Neat white crosses mark graves of the men who fell in the Markham and Ramu Valley campaigns. When completed the intention is for this cemetery to be the burial place of all men killed between Kaiapit
Finisterre Range, New Guinea. Private P. H. Simpson of Rose Park, SA, is all mud and a big grin in the last stages of a 3000 ft climb to "Kingsley's Downfall" in this tough Finisterre Range, prior to
Elevated view of the 4th Battalion Parade Ground Cemetery, situated on the southern slope of Braund's Hill, with Plugge's Plateau visible in the background. The cemetery is on the site of the original
Graves and memorial crosses in Sunken Road Cemetery in France. The two named crosses in the foregound are those of 4253 Private (Pte) Ernest Bingham, 48th Battalion and one grave away 3274 Pte Clarenc
Portrait of 28 Private Clarence Landle Littlefield from Concord West, NSW, who enlisted on 20 August 1914 as Clarence Leslie Chandler and was an original member of the 2nd Battalion. Pte Chandler lan
