The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Alfred Richard Glynn Begbie, Royal Field Artillery (who was later killed in action at Holspruit on 24 February 1902); (7) Captain George Herbert Lynch, 2nd Mounted Rifles; (4) Colonel Pink CMG DSO; unidentified; (3) Major George Kirkpatrick Ansell DSO, 5th Dragoon Guards (who was later killed in action on 1st September 1914 at Verberie, France); (1) Major General M F Remington CB (later of the 1st Indian Cavalry Division during the First World War); (2) Major General Gordon, Special Service Officers (later Chief of the General Staff, Commonwealth Military Forces)
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 Ge
Group portrait of officers of the 20th Battalion. Left to right, Back row: Lieutenant (Lt) (later Captain ) John Allan Broadbent MC; Captain (Capt) Keith Stewart Cresswell Single, Padre; Lt Leslie Byr
Staff on board HMAT Berrima watching the disembarkment of the Australian Naval and Military Expedition Force at Kabakaul. From left to right: Colonel William Holmes (later Major General CMG DSO VD); L
Group portrait of the 14th Battalion Officers' Mess. Back row left to right: Captain (Capt) Robert Wells Orr of Footscray, Vic, who was later killed in action on 11 April 1917, Capt Hansen, Lieutenan
Jordan Valley; 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Australian Light Horse Brigades; a group of ten officers, all mounted, in a desert landscape, l-r: Brigadier General George Macleay Macarthur-Onslow, DSO, 5 A
Group portrait of officers of the 17th Battalion. Identified, left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Harry Edmund Shaw; Lt (later Captain) William Henry Sheppard; Lt Stanley Robert Richardson; Lt Da
