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Photograph B02167A First World War, 1914-1918The headstone on the grave of 607 Air Mechanic W Fell of No 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The grave of 607 Air Mechanic W Fell of No 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918. Note the branch of gum leaves next to the headstone. The two graves on the left are those of 49558 Lance Corporal J H Lambourne and 2nd Lieutenant Robert J Scott.
The headstone on the grave of 607 Air Mechanic W Fell of No 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918.

El Alamein, Egypt. 11 November 1943. Adorned with sprays of gum leaves for Armistice Day 1943, the grave of Sapper F. W. Heard who fell in the Battle of Alamein is typical of the AIF graves arranged i

Landing guns and stores from lighters on the beach at Anzac Cove. This photograph was taken by 607 Private William H Fell, AIF, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918. Fell's negatives, taken throughout the

Grave marker of 1437 Air Mechanic (AM) Cuthbert Henry Carlile, Australian Flying Corps, at Caestre Military Cemetery. AM Carlile died of wounds on 29 April 1918. From a collection belonging to 1656 J

Australian soldiers standing around in the courtyard of the Mosque of Mahomet Ali, Cairo. This photograph was taken by 607 Private William H Fell, AIF, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918. Fell's negativ

MEN OF 2/8 AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULANCE AT CEREMONY TO DEDICATE THE GRAVES OF THEIR COMRADES WHO DIED IN THE FIGHTING AROUND EL ALAMEIN. A JEWISH PADRE IS DEDICATING THE HEADSTONE ON THE GRAVE OF CAPTAI
