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Photograph E04224 Period 1910-1919An outdoors group portrait of the Commanding Officer, Adjutant, and members of the Headquarters Details of the 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Identified are; Interpreter Gregoire, wearing a

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An outdoors group portrait of the Commanding Officer and officers of the 2nd Australian Field Brigade Headquarters. Left to right, back row: Interpreter Gregoire, wearing a Military Medal ribbon; unidentified; Lieutenant (Lt) R A Ayrton, wearing RFC wings, Chaplain Reverend T T Webb. Front row: Captain C C Hains; Major Gerald George Hogan MC. After the war Hogan was the Australian Crown Law Officer at Rabaul, New Britain. He was interned by the Japanese early in 1942 and died when the transport ship Montevideo Maru was sunk by the American submarine USS Sturgeon near the Philippines on 1 July 1942 ; Lt L C Wade.
An outdoors group portrait of the Commanding Officer, Adjutant, and members of the Headquarters Details of the 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Identified are; Interpreter Gregoire, wearing a

An outdoors group portrait of the Commanding Officer and officers of the 2nd Australian Field Brigade Headquarters. Left to right, back row: Interpreter Gregoire, wearing a Military Medal ribbon; uni

Morialme, Belgium. 30 December 1918. Group portrait of the Commanding Officer and Battery Officers of the 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) C. J. Vause;

An outdoors group portrait of unidentified members of the 5th Battery of the 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade on a snow covered field. Identified is Lieutenant R A Ayrton, wearing RFC wings (se

Outdoor portrait of Major Gerald George Hogan, 2nd Field Artillery Brigade, with his daughter Geraldine. After the war Major Hogan MC, originally a solicitor from Camperdown, became the Australian Cro

Starboard side view of the Japanese passenger ship MV Montevideo Maru. On 22 June 1942 an estimated 845 prisoners of war (POWs) and 209 civilians captured by Japanese forces embarked from Rabaul, New
