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Informal group portrait of American troops visiting A Company Headquarters of the 37th Battalion AIF at Villers-Bretonneux in June 1918. At this time small detachments of Americans were attached to various Australian units for instructional purposes. [See E02695K for position of those named in this caption.] Identified by numbers: unidentified American (1); unidentified American Corporal (2); Lieutenant (Lt) Norman Gordon McNicol, MC (3); Captain Joseph Aloysius Carrodus, Officer Commanding A Company 37th Battalion (4); Lt Harold James Walker Beer (5); unidentified American Lieutenant (6); 446 Corporal (Cpl) Thomas Roy Waterson (7); 2597 Lance Corporal George Stanley Le Maitre (8); Cpl R Jones (9); Cpl Maxwell (10); 2345 Private (Pte) Vernon Miles Huntly (11); 2388 Pte Albert Joseph Rogers (12); Pte Baldiston (13); 1785 Sergeant Arthur Charles Rupert Allen (14); 3361 Pte Robert Henry Burrows (15); unidentified soldier from the 10th Field Ambulance (16); 393 Company Sergeant Major Ian Rosing, (later DCM) (17); unidentified soldier from the 10th Field Ambulance (18); and 2145 Cpl William Donald Scott (19).
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. American troops visiting A Company Headquarters, of the 37th Battalion. About this time small detachments o
Stretcher bearers of the 10th Field Ambulance attached to the 37th Battalion, with Captain (Capt) H Collins DSO, in the foreground, at the Regimental Aid Post (RAP) of the 37th Battalion. Left to righ
Group portrait of eight non-commissioned officers (NCOs) of A Company, 37th Battalion. Left to right, back row: Corporal (Cpl) Waterson (446 Cpl Thomas Roy Waterson); Cpl Bartell [sic] (Leneva) (1794
Brigadier General (Brig Gen) Walter Ramsay McNicoll CB CMG DSO, General Officer Commanding, 10th Infantry Brigade, visiting the 37th Battalion Headquarters, south of Mericourt. Identified: 636 Private
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. Brigadier General (Brig Gen) W. R. McNicoll CB CMG DSO, General Officer Commanding, 10th Infantry Brigade,
Group portrait of the 1st Australian Divisional Australian Rules Football Team. Left to right, back row: unidentified; Lieutenant (Lt) Harry Edward Feutrill, 11th Battalion; Private (Pte) Cahill, 10th
