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Photograph E04288 Period 1910-1919An outdoors group portrait of Colonel W H Tunbridge CB CMG VD DMTS, AIF and SMTO, Australian Corps, (front row, fifth from the left) and unidentified officers and staff of Headquarters Mechanical Tran

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An outdoors group portrait of Major General (Maj Gen) T W Glasgow CB CMG DSO, General Officer Commanding 1st Division (front row, centre) and a group of officers of the 1st Australian Division. Also identified is Brigadier (Brig) General H Bennett CB CMG, (front row, fifth from the right). In the front row a lieutenant (Lt) (third from the left) and three captains (fourth and fifth from the left and fourth from the left) are wearing Military Cross (MC) ribbons. In the middle row a 2nd Lt (first from the left) is wearing a Military Medal (MM) ribbon and a Lt (third from the left) is wearing a MC ribbon. In the back row one officer (first from the left) and two lieutenants (fourth from the left and first from the right) are wearing MC ribbons. The officer sitting between Maj Gen Glasgow and Brig Bennett has three wound stripes on his left sleeve. Note an unidentified female civilian leaning out of a window (top left).
An outdoors group portrait of Colonel W H Tunbridge CB CMG VD DMTS, AIF and SMTO, Australian Corps, (front row, fifth from the left) and unidentified officers and staff of Headquarters Mechanical Tran

An outdoors group portrait of officers of the 26th Battalion. Identified is Major James Alexander Robinson DSO (front row, seventh from the left), all other officers are unidentified. In the front r

An outdoors group portrait of unidentified members of D Company of the 26th Battalion. Two officers in the front row (fifth and sixth from the right) are wearing Military Cross (MC) ribbons. A third

Group portrait of members of the Command and Staff School on the occasion of the School's official opening. Left to right: back row: Brigadier (Brig) G. A. Street MC; Colonel (Col) Fritz Peter M. Soll

An outdoors group portrait of officers of the 9th and 10th Battalions who won decorations during the war. Identified is Lieutenant Colonel Maurice Wilder-Neligan, CMG DSO with Bar DCM, Commanding Off

An outdoors group portrait of unidentified members of C Company of the 10th Battalion. Two officers in the front row (centre) are wearing Military Cross ribbons. Also in the front row, three sergeant
