The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Several unidentified Light Horse Reinforcements drawn up on parade immediately before moving off to travel to the Gallipoli Peninsula. The men have caps attached to the left shoulders of their jackets, and they are wearing slouch hats.
Holding their mess tins, unidentified soldiers wait in line to be served a meal at a cookhouse on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Several men have attached neckshades to their caps for sun protection; some
Officers and soldiers gathered on the beach shortly after landing on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Many of the officers are wearing caps, which were later replaced by slouch hats.
Infantrymen of the 9th Battalion drawn up at Mena Camp outside Cairo immediately before moving off to entrain for Alexandria, where they embarked for the Gallipoli Peninsula. Several rifles are leani
Infantrymen of the 9th Battalion drawn up at Mena Camp outside Cairo immediately before moving off to entrain for Alexandria, where they embarked for the Gallipoli Peninsula. Several rifles are leani
Members of the 27th Reinforcements, 8th Light Horse Regiment, 3rd Light Horse Brigade prior to boarding HMAT Boorara (A42). Identified, front row, third from right, is: 1080 Private (Acting Corporal)
Men of the 1st Light Horse Regiment below Steele's Post at Anzac Cove. Note the hats. The men were ordered not to wear the slouch hat, so some of them cut their hats into admirals' hats, jockeys' ca
