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Group portrait of members of the 34th Battalion at Bulford Army Camp, 1916
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CreatorBoak, J.
DescriptionInformationThis photograph is from the Australian War Memorial. It is not held by Special Collections.SubjectAtkinson, Robert, 1895-1917Australia. Army. Battalion, 34thWorld War, 1914-1918World War IDate1916SourceAustralian War Memorial
DescriptionGroup portrait of members of the 34th Battalion at Bulford Army Camp. The men have just returned to camp following a long training march.
Standing, from left: 484 Private (Pte) Charles Edward Lee; 493 Pte Clarence William Matthews; 581 Pte David Julian Weinburg; 440 Pte George Glover, of Nelson's Bay, NSW (later killed in action at Messines, Belgium, on 7 June 1917, aged 22).
Seated, from left: T Heaton; 407 Pte Henry Dempsey; 432 Pte Frederick Galleghan; 490 Pte Cecil Maloney.
Front row, from left: 358 Pte Robert Atkinson, of Weston, NSW (later killed in action at Passchendaele, France, on 12 October 1917, aged 21); 392 Pte Cornelius Croese.
The photograph was sent by Pte Cecil Maloney to his sister Perle.
InformationThis photograph is from the Australian War Memorial. It is not held by Special Collections.SubjectAtkinson, Robert, 1895-1917Australia. Army. Battalion, 34thWorld War, 1914-1918World War IDate1916SourceAustralian War MemorialRelates to
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Boak, J., Group portrait of members of the 34th Battalion at Bulford Army Camp, 1916 (1916), [AWMP09102.001]. Living Histories, accessed 10/09/2024, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/107703