The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of private (later 2nd Lieutenant (2 Lt)) Edward Roland Egan, 2nd Battalion, of Kempsey, NSW. Egan enlisted on 27 August 1914 and embarked from Sydney, NSW, aboard transport HMAT Suffolk (A23) on 18 October 1914. He was promoted to Lieutenant whilst serving on the Gallipoli peninsula, and died of wounds at Lone Pine on 14 August 1915.
Outdoor portrait of Captain (Capt) Harold Leslie Nash; Capt Garnet Wollesley Brown; Lieutenant (Lt) Harold Pryor Barton, all of the 2nd Battalion, who embarked from Sydney, NSW, on 18 October 1914 ab
Studio portrait of Eugene Patrick Mahony, 2nd Battalion. A plumber of Armidale NSW, he enlisted on 17 August 1914 and with the service number 72 and the rank of Lance Corporal, he sailed with A Compan
Studio portrait of 166 Private (later Lance Corporal) Noel William Howard, 2nd Battalion of Goulburn, NSW. A bank clerk prior to enlisting, he embarked from Sydney aboard HMAT Suffolk (A23) on 18 Oct
Outdoor informal portrait of members of the 2nd Battalion outside a tent at Mena camp, Egypt. From left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Frederick George Smith of Newcastle, NSW; Captain (Capt) Irvine Flemin
Outdoor informal portrait of members of the 2nd Battalion at Mena camp, Egypt. Identified is Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) George Frederick Braund VD, a native of England. Lt Col Braund enlisted on 17 A
Portrait of members of the 2nd Battalion at Mena Camp, Egypt. Identified is Major (Maj) Robert Scobie (5th from left) of Maitland, NSW, second in command of the 2nd Battalion. Maj Scobie enlisted on 2
