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Photograph P03561.001 Period 1920-1929Group portrait of members of a militia unit, possibly the Army Service Corps, 2nd Cavalry Division, and two members of the 4th Brigade, a Regimental Medical Officer (RMO), and a Regimental Veterinary

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the Commanding Officer and officers of the 18th Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery. This brigade was formed in August, 1917, and attached to the Anzac Mounted Division from that date. Left to right, front row, sitting: Captain (Capt) Shenton (Adjutant); Capt White, Officer Commanding (OC), Somerset Battery; Major (Maj) Fraser, OC, Inverness Battery; Lieutenant Colonel Fergusson, Brigade Commander; Major Denniss, OC, Ayrshire Battery; Padre Blathway; Lieutenant (Lt) Fraser. Back row, standing: Lieutenant (Lt) Sandow; Lt Stower; Lt Isherwood; Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) McDonald; 2nd Lt Cornell; 2nd Lt Odon; 2nd Lt Westcott.
Group portrait of members of a militia unit, possibly the Army Service Corps, 2nd Cavalry Division, and two members of the 4th Brigade, a Regimental Medical Officer (RMO), and a Regimental Veterinary

Group portrait of officers of the 5th Pioneer Battalion. Identified, left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Fox; Lt Campbell; Lt Fraser; Lt Perkins; Captain (Capt) Duke, Assistant Adjutant. Third ro

PENADJAM AREA, BALIKPAPAN, BORNEO. 1945-08-17. OFFICERS OF 2/9TH INFANTRY BATTALION. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: LIEUTENANT (LT) A. DANIELS; CAPTAIN (CAPT) W. WILLS, ADJUTANT; CAPT D. J. ROBERTS, SECOND

Group portrait of Officers of the Australian Field Artillery in front of the sphinx and pyramids at Giza. All of the officers embarked on HMAT Shropshire from Melbourne on 20 October 1914. Identified,

Group portrait of the Officers of the 13th Brigade of Australian Field Artillery. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Keith John Jones, 51st Battery; Lt William Leslie Shannon, 51

Distant group portrait of the 18th Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery, which was attached to the Australian Light Horse, formed up on ceremonial parade in line, in order from left to right: Ayrshire Batte
