The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant Henry William Murray of the 13th Battalion in a trench on the Gallipoli Peninsula. He was later promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and was awarded a VC, DSO and DCM. (A better image is held at J06502.)
Portrait of 2nd Lieutenant (Lt) Henry William Murray DCM, Officer Commanding 13th Battalion Machine Gun Section, in his dugout at Durrant's Post on the Gallipoli Peninsula. In subsequent years 2nd Lt
Informal portrait of Captain Douglas Gray Marks, 13th Battalion at one of the machine gun posts commanded by 2nd Lieutenant Henry William Murray on Cheshire Ridge, Gallipoli Peninsula.
D Company, 13th Battalion, on board HMT Ulysses en route to Alexandria. All the men are wearing life jackets, probably as part of a lifeboat drill. Captain James William Albert Simpson, standing sec
Officers of the 13th Battalion playing polo, with donkeys for mounts. Identified left to right: Captain Francis Maxwell Barton, who was killed in action in France on 11 August 1916; Captain Douglas G
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant Henry William (Harry) Murray DCM, 13th Battalion. Murray was later awarded the VC, DSO and Bar, and Croix de Guerre, ending the war as a Lieutenant Colonel.
The 13th Battalion resting during a march through the desert near Heliopolis, on the outskirts of Cairo. The men were undergoing training before embarking for the Gallipoli Peninsula in April. (This