The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of Captain Hugo Vivien Hope Throssell VC who enlisted on 5 October 1914 and returned to Australia on 4 September 1918 after service in the 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment in the Middle East and Gallipoli. His Victoria Cross was awarded for most conspicuous bravery at Kaiakij Aghala (Hill 60), at Gallipoli on 30 August 1915.
Lieutenant Hugo Vivien Hope Throssell VC at Wandsworth Hospital recovering from wounds received at Gallipoli. Throssell enlisted on 5 October 1914 and returned to Australia on 4 September 1918 after s
Portrait of Captain Hugo Vivien Hope Throssell VC of the 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment, who enlisted on 5 October 1914 and returned to Australia on 4 September 1918. Throssell was awarded the
Lieutenant Hugo Vivien Hope Throssell VC at Wandsworth Hospital recovering from wounds received at Gallipoli. Throssell enlisted on 5 October 1914 and returned to Australia on 4 September 1918 after s
Studio portrait of 2nd Lieutenant Hugo Vivien Hope Throssell VC, 10th Light Horse Regiment, of Northam, WA. A farmer prior to his enlistment on 5 October 1914 he embarked from Fremantle on 19 February
Depicts a portrait of an officer Captain Hugo Vivian Hope Throssel, VC, 1st Australian Imperial Force, 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment. He was awarded the Victoria Cross during operations on the
Portrait of Second Lieutenant (2Lt) Hugo Vivian Hope Throssell VC, 10th Light Horse Regiment, in a car, smiling down at a nurse. 2Lt Throssell was awarded the Victoria Cross "for most conspicuous brav
