The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Graves of Australian soldiers in the cemetery at Barford St. Martin's. Left to right, graves marked with crosses: 4050 Private (Pte) Franklin Dodd, 32nd Battalion, died of sickness 31 January 1917; 4484 Corporal Walter Anderson, 8th Field Company Engineers, died of sickness 5 October 1918; 5443 Pte John Smith, 54th Battalion, died Sunday 30 June 1918. Pte Smith was the alias of William Greenway.
Studio portrait of 4484 Corporal (Cpl) Walter Anderson, 8th Field Company Engineers. Cpl Anderson, a carpenter from Rozelle NSW, enlisted on 13 February 1915. He served on Gallipoli and later in Fr
Graves of Australian soldiers in the cemetery at Compton-Chamberlyne, each marked by a cross. Back row, left to right: 55821 Private (Pte) Alfred Alwin Dreckow, 32nd Battalion (Bn), died 19 October 19
The Australian cemetery at Codford St Mary. AIF graves in the new churchyard identified with a wooden cross are, left to right: 6607 Private (Pte) Gabriel McIlroy, 15th Battalion (Bn), died 19 Februar
Six crosses, four of which have plaques in the shape of Australia, marking the graves of soldiers of the 25th Battalion killed in action on 2 September 1918. From left to right the graves are those o
Graves of Australian soldiers in the Fovant Churchyard. Identified, left to right, front row: 3662 Private (Pte) Louis Watt, 28th Battalion, killed in action 1 November 1917; 3284 Pte William Coleman,
Snow cover on graves marked with a cross in the AIF cemetery. Identified, left row, back to front: 3049 Private (Pte) John Joseph Cahill, 57th Battalion (Bn), who died 16 March 1917; 769 Lance Sergean
