The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A large crowd attends an AIF military funeral at Brookwood Cemetery. In the foreground wooden crosses mark rows of graves. Identified: Front row, left to right: Second Lieutenant Douglas Abbott Ferguson, Australian Flying Corps, died of accidental injuries 18 August 1918; Lieutenant (Lt) Francis John Smedley MC, 7th Battalion, died of wounds 20 August 1918. Second row: 6860 Private (Pte) James Alexander McKeown, 21st Battalion, died of wounds 20 June 1918; 3622 Pte S T Wilson, 2nd Australian Pioneers, died of wounds 4 July 1918; 2390 Sergeant Frederick Charles Stronell, 21st Battalion, died of wounds 9 July 1918; Lt Arthur Melville Lilburne MC, 6th Brigade Australian Field Artillery, died of disease 11 July 1918.
The Last Post Ceremony is presented in the Commemorative area of the Australian War Memorial each day. The ceremony commemorates more than 102,000 Australians who have given their lives in war and oth
Group portrait of officers of the 7th Battalion. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Arthur William Mallet; Lt Francis John Smedley MC, who later died of wounds on 20 August 1918;
Group portrait of officers of the 7th Battalion. Left to right, back row: Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) John Hamilton Hamblett (killed in action 9 August 1918); Lieutenant (Lt) Roy Anderson; Lt Maurice V
Group portrait of the officers of the 6th Battalion. Identified in the back row from left to right: Captain (Capt) Ernest Moore McCaffery, Regimental Medical Officer; Major George Walter Carter, Padre
Group portrait of the officers of the 34th Battalion at Meteren. From left to right; back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Reuben Parkes (killed in action 30 March 1918); Lt Leslie Gordon Clark; Lt Thomas Henry B
Querrieu, France. 27 June 1918. Group portrait of the 6th Light Trench Mortar Battery. Back row, left to right: 30509 Private (Pte) J. A. King; 2371 Pte H. Riddell DCM (Killed in action (KIA) 23 July
Group portrait of the staff of the 6th Infantry Brigade. Back row, from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Harrie Lloyd Hogarth, Signals Officer from Armidale, NSW; Lt Michael John Watt Weir MC, Intellige
