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Photograph E00067 First World War, 1914-1918Lahoussoye, France. Unidentified members of the 1st Division Australians receiving instruction in the working of a Stokes trench mortar.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified Australians receiving instruction in the working of a Stokes trench mortar in cooperation with other arms at the Australian Corps Training School. The colour patches of two soldiers, one sitting in the foreground (left) and the other sitting near the centre, indicate they are probably members of the 26th Battalion and the colour patch of another soldier, (background, left), indicates he is a member of AIF Administrative Headquarters.
Lahoussoye, France. Unidentified members of the 1st Division Australians receiving instruction in the working of a Stokes trench mortar.

Lahoussoye, France. An Australian trench mortar class, in an open field, receiving instruction in the operation of a Stokes mortar.

A group of unidentified members of the 1st Division engaged in clearing away debris from their billets in ruined cavalry barracks. Colour patches on several soldiers in the foreground indicate they a
Private Allen Earl Steel of Wauchope, NSW, (right) and another unidentified member of 1 Special Air Service (1 SAS) Company enjoy glasses of beer in a canteen or hotel bar probably in Perth. One of th
Mechanics receiving technical instruction on a V12 Rolls Royce engine at the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) Training Depot attached to the Royal Air Force School of Technical Training, Halton Camp. The

[Copied for Mrs J Carlton written on negative.] Copy of a studio portrait of an unidentified soldier. He is wearing a unit colour patch on his sleeve indicating the portrait was possibly taken oversea
