The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The original grave marker, erected by his friends inscribed "in memory of our comrade" covered in flowers, of 359 Trooper (Tpr) Reginald Darcy Peck, 2nd Field Squadron Royal Australian Engineers, of Gulgong, NSW. Tpr Peck enlisted on 8 January 1915 and embarked from Sydney aboard HMAT Suevic on 13 June 1917. He died of pneumonia and malaria in Egypt on 22 October 1918 aged 28 years. The cross also has the words "The fight is over. The battle is won."
The original grave marker, covered in flowers of 2441 Trooper (Tpr) Harold Kingston, 4th Australian Light Horse Machine Gun Squadron, of Temple, NSW. Tpr Kingston enlisted on 25 March 1917 and embarke
The original grave marker, covered in flowers, of 2747 Trooper (Tpr) William Thomas Papworth, 15th Australian Light Horse, of Coonamble, NSW. Tpr Papworth enlisted with the Camel Corps on 3 January 19
The original grave marker, covered in flowers, of 3439 Trooper (Tpr) Harry Allen, 9th Australian Light Horse, of Adelaide, SA. Tpr Allen enlisted on 12 March 1917 and embarked from Melbourne aboard HM
The original grave marker, covered in flowers, of 1034 Trooper (Tpr) William Lewis Powell, 3rd Australian Light Horse, of Peterborough, SA. Tpr Powell enlisted on 4 January 1915 and embarked from Adel
The original grave marker, covered in flowers, of 1547 Trooper (Tpr) Frederick Eugene (Fred) Hawke, 9th Australian Light Horse, of Kapunda, SA. Tpr Hawke enlisted on 18 August 1915 and embarked from A
The original grave marker, covered in flowers, of 3473 Trooper (Tpr) Frank Launsley Barns, 3rd Australian Light Horse, of Streaky Bay, SA. Tpr Barns enlisted on 30 March 1917 and embarked from Melbour
