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A brochure distributed on the opening of the Memorial 4th September 1920
A photograph taken at the opening of the Memorial on a very wet day, Saturday 4th September1920.
A view of the CWGC cemetery at Esbjerg in Denmark
Lieutenant (Lt) Trevor Owen-Smyth, 10th Battalion. He was a 28 year old station manager from Adelaide, South Australia when he enlisted on 19 August 1914. This photograph was provided by the Adelaide Rowing Club to both the AWM and the Virtual War Memorial Australia.

Studio portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) Trevor Owen-Smythe, 10th Battalion who was a 28 year old station manager from Adelaide, South Australia when he enlisted on 19 August 1914.
Charge of the Royal Naval Division at Suvla Bay

Royal Naval Division trench
HMAT Ascanius at Outer Harbour embarking the 10th Battalion.

HMAT Ascanius at Outer Harbour embarking the 10th Battalion. State Library of SA B10303
Cliff Nairn, Navy
Private Francis WINTER
A 38 Squadron Wellington being 'bombed up' with two torpedoes on Malta.
The United Nations Truce Supervision Organisation
Stanley Holm Watson - from an image on the Railways Memorial Adelaide Railway Station Concourse.

Stanley Holm Watson - from an image on the Railways Memorial Adelaide Railway Station Concourse.
A replica set of Stan Watson's medals, held by the Naval Military & AIrforce Club of SA Inc, of which he was a Member for many years. L-R Commander of the British Empire (CBE) neck decoration, DSO, MC, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and MiD clasp, King George V / Queen Mary Silver Jubilee Medal, Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal, CMF Efficiency Decoration, and Serbian Order of the White Eagle.
Ken Lindsay 4MD Signals Keswick Barracks
Doug Phillips Royal Australian Navy Reserve
Ken Aistrope Army 1940-45 Airport Rd Brooklyn Park
Doug Phillips Royal Australian Navy Reserve
John O'Callaghan Captain, Army 7 Div Engineers
Harry Patten 2nd/14th Field Regiment WW2
Frank Norton Army 1940.45 RAE
FLTLT John Jack' McKenna RAAF WW2
FLTLT John Jack' McKenna RAAF WW2
Sergeant Jack Brown
Ian and Babs Chalmers brother and sister
L-R Pacific Star, British War Medal 39-45, Australian Service Medal 1939-45, Australian Service Medal 1945-75, Defence Force Service Medal
Petty Officer Frank Davey RAN
Frank Davey Royal Australian Navy
'Australia Remembers' Plaque Clifford St / Sir DB Drive Brooklyn Park
LAC Keith Jordan
'Australia Remembers' Plaque Clifford St / Sir DB Drive Brooklyn Park
Australia Remembers - Laurie Gillespie Army 1942-45
James McGovern Army 42-46
Australia Remembers - Laurie Gillespie Army 1942-45
Australia Remembers - Laurie Gillespie Army 1942-45
Australia Remembers 1995 - Bill Maudlin RAAF 1939-45
Australia Remembers 1995 - Fred McGee Army 1941-45
James McGovern Army 42-46
John McGovern 1943-45
(Irene) Margaret McGovern
Arthur Robertson Army 1942
Stan Richardson - KIA New Guinea 2 Oct 2022
Flight Lieutenant William ALLEN DFM
Maurice Hill served in the Army 1942-46
Lieutenant Colonel Stanley Price Weir, CO of the 10th Infantry Battalion prior to embarkation Oct 1914
Members of the Rowell family of Lockleys South Australia, taken in Pretoria South Africa while they were serving there during the Boer War. L-R Lance Corporal Thomas Hubert Rowell, Lieutenant Frank Milton Rowell (later LTCOL and CO of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment at Gallipoli, where he died of wounds on 8 August 1915). LtCol (later Colonel) James Rowell and standing is Trooper Frederic Charles Rowell of the 2nd Imperial Bushmen. Rowell's Rd is a major N/S corridor in the suburb of Lockleys and is named after this family
Captain Harry Nott, Regimental Medical Officer of the 10th Infantry Battalion, 'The Adelaide Rifles', in October 1914 with embarkation imminent.
Colonel James Rowell, CB, VD. Rowell’s fellow South Australian, A. J. McLachlan, saw him as ‘one of Nature’s gentlemen . . . a perfect soul who never told a lie or turned away from danger’
Robert Duval served in the Navy from 1944-1946
From This Parade Ground The First South Australian Soldiers To Proceed On Active Service Left Adelaide For The South African War 1899-1902. The Number Of South Australians Who Served In This Campaign Was 84 Officers And 1450 Other Ranks
S7390 PTE Ralph Trevor ZWECK - taken from enlistment photograph

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