The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of men of the 3rd Field Ambulance before embarkation. Left to right back row: Driver (Dvr) L A Denbigh, 201 Private (Pte) Donald Neville Cadoux, killed in action on 3 May 1915; 202 Pte John Simpson Kirkpatrick, enlisted as John Simpson (who became known on Gallipoli as 'The Man with the Donkey'), killed in action on 19 May 1915; 179 Pte Frederick Charles Spurgeon, killed at landing on 1 June 1915; 188 Pte Frank Morley Gill, killed at Anzac on 22 August 1915; Dvr W H Griffiths. Middle row: Sergeant Major McBride; Pte Robert J Hastings; Pte J W Gillies; Pte William Henry Baker. Front row kneeling: Pte J Pratley; Lance Corporal A R Davidson; Pte L Darcy.
Private (Pte) L. A. Johnson, 4th Field Ambulance, with one of the donkeys used by 202 Pte John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson) of the 3rd Field Ambulance at Anzac. The photograph wa
Private (Pte) L A Johnson, 4th Field Ambulance, with one of the donkeys used by 202 Pte John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson) of the 3rd Field Ambulance at Anzac Cove. The photograp
Private (Pte) L A Johnson, 4th Field Ambulance, with one of the donkeys used by 202 Pte John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson) of the 3rd Field Ambulance at Anzac Cove. The photograp
Informal portrait of some of the original members of the 3rd Australian Field Ambulance at mess outside their tents at Blackboy Hill Camp in Western Australia. From left to right: 204 Private (Pte) Al
Informal portrait of some of the original members of the 3rd Australian Field Ambulance at mess outside their tents at Blackboy Hill Camp in Western Australia. From left to right: 204 Private (Pte) Al
Informal portrait of some of the original members of the 3rd Australian Field Ambulance at mess outside their tents at Blackboy Hill Camp in Western Australia. From left to right: 204 Private (Pte) Al
