The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of soldiers possibly while in training or recuperating from wounds. From left to right; an unidentified Aboriginal soldier of the 2nd Australian Division; 467 Private (Pte) Harry Avery, 45th Battalion, and unidentified British soldier. Pte Avery enlisted on the 9 September 1914. Avery was captured while serving with the 45th Battalion in France and later died of wounds at a German field hospital at Moislains, France, on 25 May 1918. The indigenous soldier was originally believed to be 6020 Pte Douglas Grant, 13th Battalion, however recent research and comparisons with known portraits of Grant indicate that this identification was incorrect.
Studio portrait of Indigenous serviceman 6020 Private (Pte) Douglas Grant, 13th Battalion. On 11 April 1917, he was wounded and captured during the 1st battle of Bullecourt. He was held as a prisoner
Informal group portrait of soldiers returning to Australia on HMAT Medic. Identified are 3718 Private (Pte) Frank Leslie Corpe (at the back, circled) and 6020 Pte Douglas Grant, an Indigenous soldier
"SS Medic: Cape Town SA June 1919." HMAT Medic transported repatriated soldiers from England to Australia. The mount of the photograph has been signed by soldiers from different battalions. The signa
Studio portrait of 2420 Private (Pte) Frederick William Gleadhill, 45th Battalion (left) and 2464 Pte Victor Oxley, 45th Battalion (right). Pte Gleadhill of Blayney, NSW, died of wounds in Belgium on
Soldiers of the 45th Battalion wearing gas respirators in a trench at Garter Point, in the Ypres Sector. Identified, foreground working back: 2146 Corporal (Cpl) Horace Davies; 3696 Private (Pte) Thom
Studio portrait of 3918 Private (Pte) Clifford Small, 45th Battalion, of Arncliffe, NSW. Pte Small was an engine-cleaner prior to enlisting on 15 August 1915. He embarked from Sydney on 20 December 19
