The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of 28 Private Clarence Landle Littlefield from Concord West, NSW, who enlisted on 20 August 1914 as Clarence Leslie Chandler and was an original member of the 2nd Battalion. Pte Chandler landed at Anzac Cove on 25 April 1915; he was killed in action on 2 May, aged 20, and buried in the Walker's Ridge Cemetery. When the Graves Registration Unit commenced their work after the war in the 1920s his grave could not be found. Among the 92 men buried in this cemetery, 18 Australian and eight New Zealand soldiers, for whom there was evidence of burial in the cemetery, including Pte Chandler, are now commemorated by special memorial tablets.
Circular aluminium identity disc impressed 'C.L. CHANDLER 28 A 2.A.I. C.E.' Attached by a length of string to a small brown paper package in which the identity disc was sent home to his family. A type
Circular aluminium identity disc impressed 'C.L. CHANDLER 28 A 2.A.I. C.E.' Attached by a length of string to a small brown paper package in which the identity disc was sent home to his family. A type
Pre-enlistment studio portrait of 735 Private (Pte) George Johnson, 20th Battalion, of Sydney, NSW. A NSW state public servant prior to enlisting on 17 April 1915, Pte Johnson embarked on board HMAT
Infantry men in bivouac near a dugout on a steep and rocky slope resting near Walker's Ridge, Anzac Cove.
Studio portrait of 4155 Private (Pte) Roy Allison Clark, 54th Battalion (previously of the 2nd Battalion) from Liverpool, NSW. A 19 year old jeweller prior to enlisting on 20 August 1915, he embarked
Framed oval portrait of 2866 Private (Pte) Percival George Chandler, 32nd Battalion. A commercial traveller prior to enlisting on 8 November 1915, he embarked from Adelaide aboard HMAT Aeneas (A60) on
Studio portrait of 1310 Private (Pte) Con Harold Allen, 2nd Infantry Battalion from Kirribilli Point, Sydney, NSW. A 25 year old chemist and metallurgist prior to enlisting on 26 November 1914, he emb
