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Photograph B02167 First World War, 1914-1918The 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

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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

The headstone erected over the grave of Captain C C M Mathison, No 2 Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, who died of wounds received in action at Cape Helles on 10 May 1915.

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

The first troopships carrying Australian and New Zealand soldiers, horses and supplies to the Great War, leaving Albany on 1 November 1914. This photograph was taken by 607 Private William H Fell, AIF

The grave of 142 Air Mechanic Class 1 (AM1) Clarence Linzee Gent, of the Australian Flying Corps, who died on 13.12.1917.

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
