P04213.001
Photograph P04213.001 Period 1910-1919A group of unidentified gunners of the Royal Australian Garrison Artillery on Thursday Island, undertaking gunnery drill with their battery of six 9 pounder RLM guns.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Six Gunners of the 7th (Queensland) Battery with four of their artillery guns. Identified: Sergeant Sparks; two unidentified; 1695 Corporal (Cpl) James Alexander (Jimmy) Cameron, of Brisbane, Qld (originally of Christchurch New Zealand); 721 Gunner Timothy John (Tim) Healy; unidentified. Cpl Cameron transferred to the 11th Field Artillery Brigade (FAB) on 23 March 1916 and was later killed in action at the Somme on 24 December 1916 at Flers, France.
A group of unidentified gunners of the Royal Australian Garrison Artillery on Thursday Island, undertaking gunnery drill with their battery of six 9 pounder RLM guns.

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