3rd Reinforcements
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No 1 Platoon  A Company
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No 2 Platoon  A Company
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No 3 Platoon  A Company
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No 4 Platoon  A Company
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11th Reinforcements
Taken at Mitcham Camp 17 March 1916
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No 1 Platoon D Company
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No 2 Platoon  D Company
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No 3 Platoon D Company
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No 4 Platoon D Company
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Outdoor portrait of 13 unidentified members of the AIF who enlisted as a group from Elder Smith & Co Ltd (First Contingent). A L Elder & Co was established in Adelaide, SA in 1840, it had a number of name changes over the years, but was a wool and produce, brokerage and auctioneering business.
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P04025.012

Informal portrait of ten soldiers, all "Gawler Boys" aboard the troopship HMAT Commonwealth (A73). Top row from left to right: 2594 Private (Pte) Goodwin John Draper, 5th Pioneer Battalion, of Gawler, SA; 2705 Pte Frederick Roberts, 5th Pioneer Battalion of Culburra, SA; unidentified; 2434 Pte Harry Stewart, 5th Pioneer Battalion, of Gawler, SA, killed in action at Bapaume, France, on 11 April 1917. Middle row left to right: 2605 Pte George William Gwynne, 5th Pioneer Battalion, of Gawler, SA; unidentified; possibly 2682 Pte Joseph Williams, 5th Pioneer Battalion, of Port Adelaide, SA. Front row left to right: possibly 2425 Pte Harold Ernest Johnson, 5th Battalion of South Welland, SA; possibly 2448 Pte (wearing Corporal's stripes) Hector Roy MacKenzie, 50th Battalion, of St Peter, SA; 2687 Pte John Lawrence Tierney, 5th Pioneer Battalion, of Gawler, SA. The group embarked from Adelaide on 21 September 1916 and arrived in Plymouth, England, on 14 November 1916. Several of the soldiers were from the town of Gawler, SA. On the back of the photograph is written: " 'Gawler Boys' per Commonwealth 21.9.16 "
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P08264.001

Inscription on back of photos suggests all enlisted but were retained here in SA for Home Service
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Back Row:  Guy Spencer Packard, Francis Ernest Osborn, Allan D’Arcy Sutherland, Sam Elderton Tolley, M E Ellis
Seated Front Row: John Bricknell Calder, Reginald Ernest Forwood 11th Reinforcements 27th Battalion, Arthur Bruce Durdin, Eric Charles Harvey 11th Reinforcements 27th Battalion, Rupert Charles Hunter 11th Reinforcements 27th Battalion.

Soldiers of No 1 Platoon, A Company, 43rd Battalion take a meal break during training at Morphettville camp. Identified, left to right: back row: 77 Private (Pte) Leslie James Henry Harris (kneeling); 75 Pte Albert Roy Hobby or 1171 Pte Robert Thomas Lincoln Hobby; 92 Pte Thomas Pane Hart or 135 Pte Lawrence George Hart (later DCM); 78 Pte Elliot Henry House or 85 Pte Herbert Henry House; 75 Pte Albert Roy Hobby or 1171 Pte Robert Thomas Lincoln Hobby. Front row: 90 Pte William Patrick Hogan (later awarded Military Medal); 795 Pte James Mervyn Robinson or 159 Pte Tasman John Robinson (front, right hand on knee); 79 Pte Albert James Wheatley Hawke; 222 Pte Samuel Alfred Wood or 20 Pte George Fritchley Wood; Pte Dowell (unable to identify Pte Dowell); 76 Pte Stephen Thomas Sylvester Holden (behind Dowell); 89 Pte Harry Heard. All except Dowell embarked aboard HMAT Afric on 9 June 1916 for overseas service and returned to Australia in 1918 or 1919.
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P05432.002

Honor Roll of the Port Adelaide, South Australia Railway clerical staff who served in the First World War. From left to right, top row: 12706 Private (Pte) Thomas Crichton MSM, 11th Field Ambulance from Alberton, South Australia; 3928 Corporal (Cpl) Allen Alfred Stratton, 10th Battalion from Malvern, South Australia; 2258 Pte Cornelius Joseph Curtin, 9th Light Horse Regiment from Exeter, South Australia; Signalman E. Moffatt (Navy); and 16223 Pte Richard Herbert Cole, Australian Army Pay Corps from St Peters, South Australia. Second row: 15456 Pte Theodroe Edward Reeves Petersen, 8th General Reinforcements from Alberton; 869 Sergeant (Sgt) Kenneth Robert Cheek, Australian Army Service Corps from Medindie, South Australia; and 18927 Pte Victor Walter Darke Pedler, 14th Australian General Hospital from Semaphore, South Australia. Third row: 9418 Pte Arthur John Lucas, No 3 Field Ambulance from Gilberton, South Australia; and 5374 Pte George Kenneth Wilson, 15th Field Ambulance from North Adelaide, South Australia. Bottom row: 6423 Pte Frank Martin Dubricich, 4th Field Ambulance from Portland, South Australia (killed in action on 20 October 1917 near Ypres, Belgium.); 1385 Cpl Urban Guy Warren, 48th Battalion from Norwood, South Australia (killed in action on 11 April 1917 at Bullecourt, France); Second Lieutenant Cecil Norman Patterson, 43rd Battalion from St Peters, South Australia (killed in action on 1 September 1918 near Mont St Quentin, France) and 4351 Sgt Perrin Hamilton Blackham, 27th Battalion from Sempahore, South Australia (died on 7 November 1916 of wounds received at Dernancourt, France.)
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P09644.001

Headquarters of the 74th Infantry
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The Officers of the Third South Australian Expeditionary Force, comprising:-Light Horse Reinforcements, 27th Battalion Infantry, Infantry Reinforcements, 4th Light Horse Brigade Train, 7th Light Horse Field Ambulance and 4th Field Ambulance.

Standing_Lieutenant Harper (Camp Adjutant), Lieutenant Fraser, Lieutenant Blackman, Lieutenant Waddell, Lieutenant J. W. Blacket, Lieutenant E. S. Gould, Lieutenant Julge, Lieutenant H. K. Paul  Captain C. Marshall, Lieutenant J. W. Malpas, Lieutenant Hillier, Lieutenant Bice, Lieutenant G. Dey, Lieutenant Willshire
Middle Row-Captain L. C. Sando, Lieutenant E. H. Warren, Captain Val Brownell, Captain K. Godfrey, Captain E. C. Padman, Lieutenant-Colonel W.Dollman, -Captain J.C F. Slane, Lieutenants. Hales, Lieutenant H. L. Boyce, Lieutenant S. A. Uffindell, Lieutenant S. Pearce. 
Front Row-Lieutenant F. E. Jackson, Lieutenant Devonshire, Captain Hankin, Lieutenant Browneworth, Captain Walker, Lieutenant Lonnen, Lieutenant H. E. Malpas, Lieutenant Smith, Lieutenant J. Hansen,  Lieutenant Watson. Lieutenant van Senden, Lieutenant A. H. Thomas.

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Informal group portrait of members of the 9th Australian Light Horse Regiment attending to their kit. Identified left to right: 205 Private (Pte) William Henry Wait; 120 Pte Dudley Samuel Foy; 143 Lance Corporal (LCpl) Alexander King; 114 Pte George Henry Daultrey; 204 Pte Thomas Francis Weathers; 211 Pte Andrew Powell Yeates; 162 Pte John James Morrissey; and Pte Gil Morrissey. The photograph was originally captioned 'clean up tasks on Saturday afternoon in the Broadmeadows Camp'. Pte Wait, A Squadron, of Clarendon, SA, aged 21 years, enlisted on 10 September 1914. He returned to Australia on 10 July 1919. Pte Foy, A Squadron, of Glenelg, SA, aged 24 years, enlisted on 10 September 1914. He was discharged on 24 January 1918 whilst serving with the 24th Machine Gun Company. Pte King, A Squadron, of Woodside, SA, aged 41 years, enlisted on 17 September 1914. He was killed in action on 6 August 1915 on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. Pte Daultrey, A Squadron, of Adelaide, SA, aged 38 years, enlisted on 11 September 1914. He returned to Australia on 15 August 1915. Pte Weathers, A Squadron, of Burranga Cap, aged 29 years, enlisted on 11 September 1914. He died of wounds on 15 June 1915 at Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. Pte Yeates, B Squadron, of Jamestown, SA, aged 44 years, enlisted on 11 September 1914. He was wounded at Lone Pine on 27 August 1915. Pte Yeates died on 30 August 1915 and was buried at sea. His only son, James, also served at Gallipoli and later in France. Pte Morrissey, A Squadron, of Adelaide, SA (originally of Dinigarvan, Ireland), enlisted on 14 September 1914. He returned to Australia on 9 July 1919 as a member of the 14th Australian General Hospital. We are unable to identify Pte Gil Morrissey from the First World War Nominal Roll. All members of A Squadron embarked from Melbourne aboard HMAT Armadale on 12 February 1915 and the members of B Squadron embarked from Melbourne aboard HMAT Karroo on 11 February 1915.
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P03992.001

Members of 3rd Australian Machine Gun Company watching the effect of allied artillery fire near Eaucourt l'Abbaye during the advance on the Somme. Identified from left to right are 3766 Private (Pte) Harold (Henry) St Clair Henstridge of Adelaide, SA; unidentified (with telescope); 2623 Pte Robert Leslie Hutchinson of Brisbane, Qld and 2026 Pte Thomas Henry Todd of Parkside, SA. Pte Henstridge was killed in action at Glencourse Wood, Belgium, on 20 September 1917, Pte Hutchinson was later awarded the Military Medal (MM) for actions as a company runner at Glencourse Wood on the night of 23/24 September 1917, and Pte Todd was later awarded the MM for actions as a company runner at Le Barque between 25-27 February 1917.
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E00236

SA. 1914. Group portrait of the South Australian volunteers for the Signal Engineers. Identified is Sergeant Both (fifth from the left, back row), and Lieutenant (Lt) S. H. Watson (fifth from the left, front row), Officer in Charge of the Contingent. Lt Watson later supervised the building of Watson's Pier at Anzac Cove on the Gallipoli Peninsula. (Donor Defence Information System Centre)
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P02952.002