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Photograph G01313 First World War, 1914-1918Anzac Book staff on a trawler leaving Imbros. Hewitt and Leyshon White are away. Left to right: A W Bazley, F R Crozier, David Barker, C E W Bean, Ted Colles. This image is also held at A05422.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Anzac Book staff on a trawler leaving Imbros. Left to right: Arthur W Bazley, Frank R Crozier, David Barker, Australian Official Correspondent Charles E W (C. E. W.) Bean, and Ted Colles. Hewitt and Leyshon White were away. From Dr Bean's personal album. This image is also held at G01313.
Anzac Book staff on a trawler leaving Imbros. Hewitt and Leyshon White are away. Left to right: A W Bazley, F R Crozier, David Barker, C E W Bean, Ted Colles. This image is also held at A05422.

At Sea. 29 December 1915. Four of the Anzac Book staff on a trawler coming from Imbros. Left to right: F R Crozier, David Barker, C E W Bean, Ted Colles.

At Sea. 29 December 1915. Anzac Book staff members worn out asleep on trawler coming from Imbros. On the right is Ted Colles resting.

Depicts a concert being given by a pianist, a harp player and a cello player in a hospital ward in England. Nurses and patients are gathered around. Frank Rossiter Crozier (1883–1948) was an official
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Cook's dugout at 1st Divisional Headquarters, Anzac Gully. A. W. Bazley, Dr C. E. W. Bean's batman, is the figure on the right. (Donor C. E. W. Bean)

The Suvla line ran through several farmhouses, one of which is shown here. On the left is Reuter's correspondent, Mr L Lawrence. Just after this photograph was taken, Dr C E W Bean and Lawrence were