The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified Australian soldiers and a fifteen year old Belgian boy (left), who was adopted by the Australians as a mascot, warming themselves around a brazier. The boy is wearing an Australian uniform with sergeant's stripes. His parents had been killed in earlier fighting at Dixmude, Belgium. When the Australians moved out the Royal Fusiliers took care of him.
An unidentified Australian soldier at a billet in France watching a fifteen year old Belgian boy, who was adopted by the Australians as a mascot, cleaning a harness. The boy was an orphan from Dixmud
An informal portrait of a 15 year old Belgian boy, adopted by the Australians in France, feeding hay to a horse. The boy was an orphan from Dixmude, Belgium, where both his parents were killed during
Unidentified Australian soldiers marching through a town street, on their way to the demobilisation camp at Charleroi. The Belgian boy wearing an Australian uniform (on the left, at the head of the c
An unidentified sergeant of the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC) helps a young boy get a drink from a drinking fountain. The boy is dressed in the uniform of an Australian light horseman; he was
RAGITSUMA, NEW GUINEA, 1943-09-30. NATIVE BOY WEARING AUSTRALIAN CLOTHES, COMPLETE WITH SERGEANT'S STRIPES, CROSSING A CREEK IN THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION AREA.
Studio portrait of 3545 Private (Pte) Emaniol Salikis, 11th Reinforcements, 5th Battalion, of East Melbourne, Vic, and an unidentified boy. Pte Salikis enlisted on 19 February 1915 and embarked from M
