The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lord Kitchener congratulates Colonel Cox CB, New South Wales Lancers, on the success of the regiment after the completion of the second drive at Harrismith. Identified from left to right: (4) Major George Kirkpatrick Ansell DSO, 5th Dragoon Guards (who was killed in action on 1st September 1914 at Verberie, France); (3) Colonel Charles Frederick Cox CB; (5) Lord Kitchener's Chief of Staff (partialy obscured, mounted on grey horse); Major General M F Remington CB (later of the 1st Indian Cavalry Division during the First World War); (1) Lord Kitchener.
Dismounted officers receiving their orders relating to Lord Kitchener's second drive. Identified from left to right: (5) Colonel Charles Frederick Cox CB, New South Wales Lancers; (6) Captain Captain
SYDNEY, NSW, 1910-01-05. LORD KITCHENER AND OFFICIAL PARTY REVIEWING VETERANS AND NURSING SISTERS IN THE GROUNDS OF GOVERNMENT HOUSE. VETERANS ARE IN CIVILIAN DRESS WITH NURSING SISTERS LINED UP BEHIN
Lord Kitchener in the Domain of Government House, Melbourne on the occasion of a review of cadets. Identified from left to right: Captain (Capt) Thomas Albert Blamey (later Field Marshal); unidentifie
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1910-01. LORD KITCHENER, ON AN OFFICIAL VISIT, WALKING THROUGH GARDENS IN FRONT OF HEADQUARTERS, IMPERIAL GENERAL STAFF. LEFT TO RIGHT, CAPTAIN FITZGERALD; COLONEL KIRKPATRICK; LORD KI
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1910-01. LORD KITCHENER LEAVING COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES HQ, ACCOMPANIED BY, FROM TOP OF STEPS DOWN: COLONEL ERNEST TOWNSHEND WALLACK, CAPTAIN FITZGERALD, CAPTAIN ROBERT SANDS, COL
Lord Kitchener is presented to returned soldiers, veterans of the Boer War, by Colonel James Rowell. Colonel Rowell, the father of Lieutenant General Sir Sydney Rowell, was one of the early volunteer
