Privates Ross Edward and Phillip Alfred Randall, only sons of Mrs. E. Randall, of Hungerford, New South Wales (late of Eulo, Queensland, and nephews of Sir Henry Randall, of he Monks, Northampton, Eng

Christmas at the Duchess of Connaught Hospital. This fine hospital is situated at Cliveden, Bucks, England. In the picture are several Australians - Sergeant Frank Armitage Renshaw (13th Brigade, Au

Signaller 5477 Harold Victor Sykes (Victoria), Signaller 1552 Arthur Rex Ford (Mosman), and Private H. Josland (Balmain). Sydney Mail Wednesday 21 March, 1917. I was unable to distinguish between two

Front Row (Left to Right): William Patrick Monaghan (Queensland), Albert Henry Gibney (Western Australia), Edgar Leonard Eggar (Queensland). Middle Row: Arthur Ernest Hartwell (Western Australia), Cor

The Loves Of Sunny Corner, Fern Glen, Cooma. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edward Love. Gunner Love has returned to Australia. Whilst in action in Sinai last December a bomb dropped by a Taube

The Krantzcke Family of 4 Solander Road, Daceyville, Sydney. 5707 Ernest Richard Krantzcke - 13th Australian Infantry Battalion 6625 Walter L Brantzcke - Australian Army Medical Corps 6781 Robert Knig

Claude Hallett - 6th Field Company (died of wounds 18 September, 1916) - 6th Field Company, Australian Engineers Henry Norman Hallett - 4th Australian Infantry Battalion Arthur Montague Hallett - 4th

Claude Hallett (died of wounds 18 September, 1916) - 6th Field Company, Australian Engineers. Henry Norman Hallett - 4th Australian Infantry Battalion. Arthur Montague Hallett - 4th Australian Infantr

Private F. Lyons, of Daceyville (in centre), is here seen with his three soldier sons – Frederick Norman (who has died of pneumonia), Reginald Laurence, and Raymond Alfred Lyons. Sydney Mail Wednesda

Back Row: (Left to Right): Sappers Raymond Marks, William John Boyd Morris, Roy Perkins, Thomas Leslie McKinnon, John Lambert McGrouther, Thomas Patrick Maher, Henry George Ward. Second Row: Sappers T

Sergeant Norman James Proctor (1st Australian Light Horse), on active service; Private Charles Howard Proctor, killed in Gallipoli, 25th April 1915), Sergeant James Hutton Proctor (Australian Flying

Herbert Henry McNamara (killed in action 27 September, 1917), 13th Australian Machine Gun Company. John Donaldson Smith – 3rd Australian Machine Gun Battalion. James Arthur Travers – 4th Australian Ma

Privates William James Moseley, Darrell Francis Dudley Hampton Taylor, Alfred Stanley Baker, Eric Leslie Osborne, Sydney Edward Hampton Taylor. Alfred Stanley Baker (died of wounds 9 August, 1918) –

A Narromine Family Nurse Tomlins is in the 14th Australian General Hospital at Abbassia. Sergeant Fred Tomlins enlisted in August, 1914, and has been constantly on duty ever since. Driver William Toml

After the Armistice of 11 November 1918, some Australians found opportunities to rebuild their lives. Despite the tragedy of war, some resourceful people prospered, re-established professional careers