The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 22nd Machine Gun Company, near Bullecourt. 319 Lieutenant (Lt) W A Shelley (right), is on the look out for movement in the gaps made by our artillery in the enemy's wire before the Hindenburg Line. Left to right: 371 Private (Pte) J Findlay (foreground); next two men unidentified; Pte J MacDonald (sitting, centre foreground); 296 Corporal P N Kidgell; Lt Shelley.
Members of the 22nd Machine Gun Company, near Bullecourt. 319 Lieutenant (Lt) W A Shelley (right), is on the look out for movement in the gaps made by our artillery in the enemy's wire before the Hind
Members of D Company, 2/24 Infantry Battalion, outside the unit regimental aid post in Djoeata Boorterein village, Tarakin Island. Back row, left to right: Private (Pte) J Kent; Lance Sergeant (Sgt) N
Group portrait of the band of the 41st Battalion at Locre. Left to right, back row: Private (Pte) W. A. Turnbull; Pte W. Kerr; Pte H. C. Laisen; Pte J. L. Crombie; Pte E. A. Wilson; Pte R. P. Dearlove
View of the dugouts and personnel of the 27th Battalion on the Sunken Road near Noreuil. This unit was then in support of the 5th and 6th Brigades. Identified, left to right: 5129 Private (Pte) A T St
Group portrait of members of 9 Platoon, A Company, 58/59 Infantry Battalion. Identified, back row, left to right: Private (Pte) A Hamilton; Pte K P Macrae; Pte E Evans; Pte G Heard; Pte L Sait; Pte C
Cooks of the 58th Battalion with their field cooker (mobile kitchen) at Dickebusch, near Ypres, where the 5th Australian Division rested after the Third Battle of Ypres. Identified, left to right: 233
