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Photograph E02855 First World War, 1914-1918Brigadier General H. E. 'Pompey' Elliott, General Officer Commanding (GOC), 15th Australian Infantry Brigade, standing at the door of a captured German Divisional Headquarters near Harbonnieres.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A line of machine gun posts near Harbonnieres which, in the advance of 9 August 1918, caused severe casualties amongst the 15th Australian Infantry Brigade, and held them up for about an hour, until a tank appeared and put the enemy gunners out of action. Brigadier General H. E. (Pompey) Elliott, directing the Brigade in its attack, was slightly wounded by a bullet from one of a number of snipers who lay hidden by the hedge seen in the background of the picture.
Brigadier General H. E. 'Pompey' Elliott, General Officer Commanding (GOC), 15th Australian Infantry Brigade, standing at the door of a captured German Divisional Headquarters near Harbonnieres.

Troops of the 1st Division passing through the 15th Infantry Brigade near Harbonnieres, to take over the newly captured front lines on the night before the attack on Lyons and just after a tank had cl

External view of Swiss Cottage, near Joncourt. Severe fighting was encountered here by the attacking troops of the 8th Australian Infantry Brigade, on 1 October 1918, but its capture was only slightly

Illustrated cover of the Australian Imperial Force War Diary, 15th Infantry Brigade for March 1919, depicting Australian soldiers marching past a memorial in France, with Brigadier General Harold Edwa

Service biography relating to the First World War service of Major Thomas Patrick Elliott, 60th Battalion. Written by the commanding officer of the 15th Infantry Brigade, Brigadier General Harold Edwa

A pre-WW1 photograph of some of the Australian Army 6th Battalion. General (Pompey) Elliott is third from the right in the front row.
