The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant Oliver Hogue in his dugout at Anzac. Several portraits of women (fourth from the right is a portrait of stage actress Miss Ethel Buckley) and one of Lord Kitchener are hanging on the wall. A bag hanging from the wall might contain an early gas mask. Hogue, a journalist, wrote several books under the pen name 'Trooper Bluegum'. He died of influenza in England on 3 March 1919.
Lieutenant Oliver Hogue in his dugout at Anzac. A bag which may contain an early gas mask is hanging from the wall. Hogue, a journalist, wrote several books under the penname 'Trooper Bluegum'. He die
Portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) (Later Major) Oliver Hogue, 2nd Light Horse Brigade, later of the 14th Light Horse Regiment, outside a dugout on Anzac. Lt Hogue of Sydney, NSW, worked as a journalist prio
Studio portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) (later Major) Oliver Hogue, 2nd Light Horse Brigade, later of the 14th Light Horse Regiment. Lt Hogue of Sydney, NSW, worked as a journalist prior to his enlistment
Portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) (later Major) Oliver Hogue, 2nd Light Horse Brigade, later of the 14th Light Horse Regiment, mounted on his horse. Lt Hogue of Sydney, NSW, worked as a journalist prior to
Collection relating to the service of Major Oliver Hogue, 14 Australian Light Horse, Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine. Collection includes original letters written by Major Hogue to his family and friends
An informal group portrait of well known Light Horsemen, outside a dugout on the right of the Australian position. Identified from left to right: Lieutenant Oliver Hogue (Trooper Bluegum) (later Major