The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 1154 Private (Pte) Henry Charles (Harry) Keid, of Graceville, Qld. Pte Keid, a farmer in civilian life, enlisted on 5 October 1914 along with his brother 1153 Sergeant Edward Alexander Keid, both serving with the 9th Battalion. After his brother Ted's death, Pte Keid was recalled for family reasons and returned to Australia on 10 January 1918. He was the eldest of six brothers who enlisted, four of whom, including Sgt Edward Alexander Keid, were killed in action and one wounded.
Studio portrait of 1153 Sergeant (Sgt) Edward Alexander (Ted) Keid, of Graceville, Qld. Sgt Keid, a farmer in civilian life, enlisted on 5 October 1914 along with his brother 1154 Private (Pte) Henry
Studio portrait of Second Lieutenant Leonard Keid 49th Battalion of Graceville, Qld. Lt Keid, an accountant in civilian life, was killed in action on 3 September 1916 at Mouquet Farm. He was one of si
Studio portrait of 3809 Sergeant (Sgt) Bennett Walter Keid, 49th Battalion of Graceville Qld. Sgt Keid, a postal clerk at the GPO in civilian life, was killed in action on 3 September 1916 at Mouquet
Studio portrait of 61 Private Harold Guy (Guy) Keid, 3rd Field Ambulance of Graceville Qld. Lt Keid, a student in civilian life, enlisted on 2 September 1914, aged nineteen, and returned to Australia
Studio portrait of 170 Trooper (Tpr) William Keid, 2nd Light Horse Regiment (2ALH), of Graceville Qld. Tpr Keid, a carpenter in civilian life, was killed in action on 23 June 1915 at Quinns Post, Gall
Studio portrait of Norman Leslie Steele dressed in a sailors suit. The youngest son of Philip John Beckett Steele and Johanna Albertina nee Ekman, 2nd Lt Norman Leslie Steele, No. 1 Squadron, Australi
