The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of Australian Flying Corps (AFC) Wireless Section, No 2 Squadron taken at Farnborough, UK sometime between 3 Jul 1917 and 23 July 1917. By the end of July 1917, half of the group had embarked for service in France.
Back Row, standing left to right:
593 2nd Air Mechanic (2/AM) Reginald Corston (Reg) Thomson; 578 2/AM Roy Thomas Murray; 530 2/AM Thomas James (Tom) Carmody; 529 2/AM Alan McNeil Campbell; 1349 2/AM Albert Joseph (Joe) Egan; 552 2/AM William Clarence (Clarrie) Gray; 554 2/AM Leslie Charles Joseph (Joe) Hensler; 765 2/AM Albert Ernest Hayles, killed in action 4 July 1917 near Ypres, Belgium aged 32 years; 595 2/AM Vincent James Nelson (Vin) Walker; 562 2/AM Ivan Robert Jackson; 544 2/AM Frederick (Fred) Downing; 577 2/AM Donald Vincent ( Don) Morrison; 602 2/AM Roy Tasman Perry; 589 2/AM James Stuart Leslie (Les) Ross, died aged 24, as a result of a flying accident in England on 13 November 1919, while engaged in the first flight England to Australia.
Middle Row, seated left to right:
767 2/AM Ernest Edgar Ogier; 2/AM Pte Peter John Curtin; 2/AM Pte Robson (Rob) Brown; 572 2/AM Harry Wilgress Miller; 715 Sergeant Harold Gordon Cornell, killed in action near Baizieux, Picardie, France on 11 December 1917, aged 26 years; Lt Allenby (RFC); 599 Sgt Errol Forster Woods; 523 2/AM Michael (Mick) Bowler; 518 2/AM Alfred George (Alf) Bailey; 553 2/AM Andrew Harrower; 521 2/AM Harold William Bate; 515 2/AM Albert Ward Adams; 568 2/AM John Lamb Lyon.
Front Row, squatting left to right:
537(V320539) 2/AM Arthur Charles (Charlie) Crichton; 551 2/AM Frederick Otto (Fred) Golder; 531 1st Air Mechanic (1/AM) Richard Joseph (Dick) Casey; 524 2/AM Private James (Lee) Leybourne Smith later DFC; 525 1/AM Arthur O’Connor Brook, killed in action near Amiens, France on 27 June 1918, aged 24; 532 2/AM Watham William (Will) Clifton.
Foreground, left to right:
582 2/AM James Charles (Charlie) Outhred; 592 2/AM Frank Albert Topping.
Group portrait of members of the Australian Flying Corps Wireless Section following a wireless school at South Farnborough, Hampshire, England over the period May to June 1917. The photograph was tak
Group portrait of the officers of the 51st Battalion. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Ernest Higham (died of wounds 27 April 1918); Lt Norman Francis Timbury; Captain (Capt) R
Postcard entitled "Our Queanbeyan Boys No. 4", bearing individual portraits of the following soldiers from the Queanbeyan district who served in the First World War. From left to right, top row: 2817
Postcard entitled 'Our Queanbeyan Boys, No 2' bearing individual portraits of the following First World War soldiers from the Queanbeyan, NSW district. Top row from left to right: 1428 Private (Pte) J
Informal group portrait in patriotic frame of soldiers from the 18th Battalion prior to embarkation. Left to right, back row, is: 2637 Private (Pte) Ernest Goode, killed in action on 25 February 1917;
Outdoor group portrait of the 7th Reinforcements of the 18th Battalion at Casula, NSW in December 1915. Identified standing at the back (holding flags) from left to right are: 3107 Signalman (Sig) Edw
