Images related to Captain B O'Sullivan
Photograph A00078 First World War, 1914-1918Soldiers on board ship watching an obstacle race where one would have to climb through the two barrels. A sign 'Troops wash place' is on the wall on the right.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captain O'Sullivan's 'Corner', in the officer's quarters of the 5th Battalion, showing his bed in the corner, a shelf above with two hats and possibly a belt, two pair of boots on the floor at left, clothes at right hanging on the wall, a table with photographs and personal belongings at right and his travelling trunk on the floor.
Soldiers on board ship watching an obstacle race where one would have to climb through the two barrels. A sign 'Troops wash place' is on the wall on the right.
A view of the Electro Therapy ward at No 1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital (AAH), showing two trolleys, the one in the foreground having a vase of flowers and on the bottom shelf some probably medical e

A group of unidentified soldiers, probably 5th Battalion AIF, lined up for a haircut. The 'barber' is smoking a cigarette while cutting his 'clients' hair who is sitting on a wooden fuit box. Note t

Following the evacuation from Gallipoli each AIF Battalion was split in two. One half retained the original designation and was reinforced to full strength. The other half became the core of a new b

People at the ruins at the corner of Eden Quay and Sackville Street in Dublin. A sign is in the left background with the word TYLERS on the top row. The ruins resulted from a British bombardment of

5th Battalion men, just back in Egypt from Gallipoli, travelling in standard gauge open rail wagons to the Suez Canal defences which they garrisoned until they were transferred to France in March and
