The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An outdoors informal portrait of Major Arthur Graham Butler DSO of the Australian Army Medical Corps. Major Butler was the first medical officer to land on the Gallipoli Peninsula and later wrote the three volume official war history of the Australian Army Medical Services (published 1930, 1940 and 1943).
An outdoors informal portrait of Major Arthur Graham Butler DSO of the Australian Army Medical Corps. Major Butler was the first medical officer to land on the Gallipoli Peninsula and later wrote the
Informal portrait of Captain Arthur Graham Butler DSO, Regimental Medical Officer with the 9th Battalion, in a trench at the head of a gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Later, when a colonel, Butler w
Colonel Arthur Butler gives the address at the Anzac Day Dawn Service in 1943. This was the first Dawn Service in Canberra that was coordinated by the Returned & Services League (RSL). Arthur Butler w
Outdoors informal portrait of Lieutenant Colonel A G Butler DSO, Australian Army Medical Corps, author of the Official History of the Australian Army Medical Services, Volume I to III.
An unidentified commemorative ceremony in the courtyard and cloisters of the Australian War Memorial. Identified in the photograph is Colonel Arthur Graham Butler, the first medical officer to land on
An unidentified commemorative ceremony in the courtyard and cloisters of the Australian War Memorial. Identified front row, far right is Colonel Arthur Graham Butler, the first medical officer to land
