The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of 3779 Private (Pte) John Rolston Beattie, shop assistant of Cowra, NSW. He initially enlisted on 13 April 1915, but was discharged a week later at family request. Pte Beattie then re-enlisted on 14 September 1915 and together with his younger brother, Pte Arnold Locke Beattie, embarked on HMAT Runic on 20 January 1916. Both brothers were transferred to the 20th Battalion on 1 June 1916. Pte John Beattie was killed in action at Pozieres on 3 August 1916, aged 23 years. His brother, Pte Arnold Beattie, died of wounds five days later on 8 August 1916 (see H05918).
Portrait of 3779 Private (Pte) John Rolston Beattie, shop assistant of Cowra, NSW. He initially enlisted on 13 April 1915, but was discharged a week later at family request. Pte Beattie then re-enlist
Portrait of 3778 Private (Pte) Arnold Locke Beattie, grocer, of Cowra NSW. He enlisted in the 18th Battalion on 1 September 1915 and together with his older brother, Pte John Rolston Beattie, embarke
Portrait of 1318 Private (Pte) Alfred Ernest Barrett, labourer, of West Brunswick, Victoria who was one of four brothers to serve during the First World War. Pte Barrett enlisted in Melbourne on 27 O
Studio portrait of 1769 Private (Pte) Stanley McDonald, 24th Battalion, of Nagambie, Vic. Pte McDonald enlisted on 20 May 1915 and returned to Australia on 8 April 1919. His younger brother 127 Pte Fe
Studio portrait of the Allen family of Manly, NSW. Identified seated centre is the widow, Mrs Hester Alice Allen (her husband John Thomas Allen died 7 October 1897) Hester is pictured with her childre
Studio portrait of 3118 Private (Pte) Malcolm Simpson and his brother 3121 Pte Archibald Simpson. The brothers emigrated with their family from the Shetland Islands, Scotland to Fremantle, Western Au
