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Photograph A00251 Period 1910-1919Some of the non-commissioned officers who joined the force, the secret name for which was 'Elope', for service in the vicinity of Archangel. A number of Australians joined this force and four are inc

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WWI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH OF SOME OF THE ORIGINAL MEMBERS OF THE "ELOPE" FORCE WHICH WAS SENT INTO NORTHERN RUSSIA IN 1918-19. BACK ROW (STANDING):- FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: SERGEANT PERRY (MM) (AUSTRALIA), SERGEANT MCCREADY (NEW ZEALAND), SERGEANT WRIGHT (ENGLAND), SERGEANT JONES (ENGLAND). MIDDLE ROW (SITTING):- FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: SERGEANT VON DUVE (MM) (AUSTRALIA), SERGEANT TORBETT (MM) (ENGLAND), SERGEANT BAIN AND SERGEANT FEWELL, DCM., MM., (CANADA) SERGEANT KELLY (AUSTRALIA). FRONT ROW (LYING):- SERGEANT HICKEY (AUSTRALIA), SERGEANT WINNING (RUSSIA) (DONOR: M. ELRINGTON)
Some of the non-commissioned officers who joined the force, the secret name for which was 'Elope', for service in the vicinity of Archangel. A number of Australians joined this force and four are inc

WWI PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH SERGEANT J.R.C. KELLY AND SERGEANT B.H. PERRY OF THE 30TH BATTALION, AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES. THEY WERE ALSO INVOLVED WITH THE "ELOPE" FORCE IN NORTHERN RUSSIA IN 1918-19. (

Black canvas kitbag with brass eyelets around the mouth threaded through with cotton rope for closure. Written on the body of the kitbag in white paint is '487 SGT PERRFY B.H. ' 14TH BATT. AUST. INF.

Collection relating to the First World War service and Russian Intervention Force service of 453 Sergeant John Robert Cowan Kelly, 30th Battalion, AIF and Elope Force, North Russian Expeditionary Forc
Memoirs relating to the First World War service of Sergeant John Robert Cowan Kelly, “Elope” Force, North Russia Expeditionary Force. This memoir compiled by Kelly in 1969 covers: volunteering for “El

Portrait of Sergeant (Sgt) Bertram H Perry, an Australian member of the Elope Force, dressed for the Russian winter in his 'arctic' costume designed by Shackleton. Sgt Perry returned to England the f
