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SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA, 1959. QX6007 LIEUTENANT COLONEL J.L. AMIES, OBE, COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE 15TH INFANTRY BATTALION, WHO LATER ATTAINED THE RANK OF BRIGADIER IN THE AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
LAE, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-08. VX20308 MAJOR-GENERAL F.H. BERRYMAN, CBE, DSO (1), GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING 2ND AUSTRALIAN CORPS, INSPECTING UNITED OF THE 29TH INFANTRY BRIGADE. THE BRIGADE HAS BEEN IN
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-04-14. SENIOR OFFICERS WAITING FOR THE START OF THE 7TH DIVISION MARCH THROUGH THE CITY STREETS. LEFT TO RIGHT: QX6392 MAJOR GENERAL E.C.P. PLANT, DSO, OBE., GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDI
Portrait of Lieutenant Colonel John Lawrence Whitham CMG DSO, of the 12th and 52nd Battalion, who later attained the rank of Lieutenant General in the permanent forces.
NX365 Brigadier John Joseph Murray, at right, of the 20th Infantry Brigade, Tobruk, with his battalion commanders. From the left: NX378 Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) (later Brigadier) John Wilson Crawf
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-28. LIEUTENANT COLONEL J.L. TRELOAR OBE, OFFICER COMMANDING MILITARY HISTORY SECTION, LAND HEADQUARTERS (CENTRE, BACKGROUND), GIVING LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS TO A DETACHMENT OF
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-04-14. HIS EXCELLENCY LORD WAKEHURST, KCMG, GOVERNOR OF NEW SOUTH WALES (1) TAKING THE SALUTE FROM THE 7TH DIVISION AT THE TOWN HALL SALUTING BASE, DURING THE UNIT MARCH THROUGH THE
