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

They are sons of Mrs. J. Callaghan, Read avenue, Lithgow. The first (and youngest) son to enlist, Private Horace William James Callaghan, embarked at Brisbane on January 1, 1910. After several month

Three sons of James and Mary Jane Griffiths of Denne Street, West Tamworth. Sidney James Griffiths – 20th Australian Infantry Battalion Arthur Gordon Griffiths (Military Medal) – 3rd Australian Infan

Sons of William and Minnie Stamm of 51 Woods Parade, Manly. They are all on active service in Egypt or France. Oscar James Stamm - 33rd Australian Infantry Battalion. Cecil John Stamm - Australia Arm

Fight For The Flag. How Clubs are fairing by J. W. Harrison. Britishers are immensely proud of the ready response which field sportsmen made when first the “call to arms” sounded. It is only in keep

Soldiers reading some home sporting news. The accompanying photograph which was taken at the Light Horse camp, Heliopolis Racecourse, Egypt, serves to show the popularity of “The Winner” among the men

Australians yesterday and soldiers today, the four young men in the above illustration are ell known in athletics in this city, being from left to right: - H. T. Chaplin , honorary secretary of the Ma

Victorian Motor Boat Club - Roll of Honour A further deletion of our ranks occurs this week. The entire crew of (whose photos appear in this issue) of the speeder “Vanish” have answered the call. Mr.

Private Ernest Barr, 23rd Battalion of the 6th Infantry Brigade, forwards this accompanying photograph from the military camp at Cairo of a group all of whom are members of the Cheltenham Football Clu

Sons of Peter and Elliner Grundell of 37 King Street West Geelong. Peter Grundell (later killed in action 13 July, 1917) – 12th Australian Field Company Engineers John William Grundell - 5th Austral

Following a request for help from the British Red Cross, 30 Australian Red Cross VADs were sent to England to serve as probationers in military hospitals. Ten ladies were selected from NSW, nine from