The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A studio group portrait of members of the 2/15 Field Regiment taken at Luna Park, Singapore, during day leave from their camp. They all enlisted on 3 June 1940 at Paddington, NSW, and became friends. Identified left to right: standing: NX27724 Bombardier George Talbot Mansfield, of Sydney, NSW; NX24088 Gunner (Gnr) Frank Stuart Aird, of Newcastle, NSW; NX27679 Gnr Thomas Haughey O'Toole, of Bondi Beach, NSW. Front row: NX24948 Gnr William Prenter, of Concord, NSW, (originally from Ireland); NX34540 Gnr Herbert McCann, of Summer Hill, NSW; NX19804 Gnr John Burgess Menzies, of Sydney, NSW. Aird, O'Toole, Prenter, and McCann were all prisoners of war (POW). Gnr Aird died of illness in Thailand on 19 December 1943. Gnr O'Toole died of illness in Japan on 14 April 1945. Menzies returned to Australia and was discharged on 11 December 1945. Prenter returned to Australia and was discharged on 4 January 1946 and McCann returned to Australia and was discharged on 20 August 1946.
Informal portrait of four brothers, left to right: SX12822 Gunner (Gnr) Henry Daniel Dadds, SX12820 Gnr James Jury Dadds, SX23058 Private (Pte) Arthur Neal Dadds and SX 12821 Gnr Frank Dadds. Gnr Henr
Studio portrait of three brothers who all served with 2/7th Field Regiment Royal Australian Artillery, left to right: SX12822 Gunner (Gnr) Henry Daniel Dadds, SX12821 Gnr Frank Dadds, and SX12820 Gnr
Studio portrait of NX25928 Gunner (Gnr) Clement Eugene (Clem) Mason, 2/3rd Tank Attack Regiment. He enlisted in Paddington, NSW on 17 June 1940 and after training at Ingleburn, NSW and Holsworthy, NSW
Studio portrait of 98597 Aircraftwoman (ACW) Doris Josephine McCann, Headquarters Eastern Area, Townsville, Qld. Originally from Arncliffe, NSW, ACW McCann enlisted in Sydney, NSW, on 11 July 1942 and
Studio portrait of 9146 Gunner (Gnr) Leopold Eric Alexis Ferguson, Dermatalogical Hospital Unit, of Goulburn, NSW. A clerk prior to enlisting with the AIF on 18 June 1915, he embarked from Sydney aboa
Studio portrait of 25487 Gunner (Gnr) Vincent George Flanagan, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade, dressed in a Light Horse uniform. A railway night officer from Indooroopilly Qld prior to enlistment, Gnr Fl
