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Friday, 3 February 2012
Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, Joseph McKinnon Photograph Album Contents
Topic: AAC-Photo Albums

Australian Service Personnel

Photograph Albums

Joseph McKinnon Photograph Album Contents

 

Joseph McKinnon

 

The complete Joseph McKinnon Photograph Album is now available on the Australian Light Horse Studies Centre Site at:

Joseph McKinnon Photograph Album

 

The photographs in this album form the Joseph McKinnon Photograph Album.

17647 Sapper Joseph McKINNON, a 21 year old Telegraphist from Yarragon, Victoria. He enlisted on 30 October 1916; and embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMAT A15 Port Sydney 9 May 1917. At the conclusion of the war Returned to Australia, 12 April 1919.

 

Listings per Album Page

Page 1: 

17647 Sapper Joseph McKINNON
Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements
Downed German Aircraft Tail Section
Inspecting the German Aircraft Tail Section
Close up of Tail Section
Close up of the Engine
AWM Picture J02227
AWM Picture J02260
AWM Photograph J02508
AWM Photograph P02413

 

Page 2:  

Captured German Aircraft
Remains of an Orthodox Church

 

 

Acknowledgement: The photograph which made this album possible was kindly provided by Anthony Liston. 

 

Further Reading:

Light Horse Signal Service, AIF

Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums

Australian Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, Joseph McKinnon Photograph Album Contents

Posted by Project Leader at 8:35 PM EAST
Updated: Friday, 3 February 2012 8:41 PM EAST
Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements, Album Contents
Topic: AAC-Photo Albums

Australian Service Personnel

Photograph Albums

Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements, Album Contents

 

Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements

 

The complete Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements Album is now available on the Australian Light Horse Studies Centre Site at:

Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements Album

 

The Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements Album contains the photographs of nearly all the men who were listed as having embarked for service abroad.

The various Reinforcement groups embarked from Sydney, New South Wales on board HMAT A15 Port Sydney 9 May 1917.

The individual photographs were extracted from a photograph of the whole unit which is displayed above. Each man has a specific photograph which identifies and details a brief military biography.

 

Listings per Album Page

Page 1: 

Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements
Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements, Back Row
17650 Sapper Charles MARK
17660 Sapper William HAGAN
21022 Sapper Bernard Magnus PETERSON
17657 Sapper William Henry CORDELL
17667 Sapper William SCOTT
17663 Sapper Robert OTTREY
17659 Sapper Lovell Stanislaus HOGAN
17664 Sapper Alfred John SMITH

 

Page 2:  

Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements, Middle Row
17645 Sapper David Ernest COTTER
17665 Sapper Bertram Leon SMITH
17658 Sapper Leo Thomas Webster GAMBLE
17643 Sapper Ernest Archibald CAMPBELL
17656 Sapper Joseph Leslie CAMPBELL
17648 Sapper William Henry THOMPSON
17647 Sapper Joseph McKINNON
17646 Sapper Frederick Dodkin KING
Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements, Front Row

 

Page 3:  

20815 Acting Sergeant William Alexander FAIRLEY
17655 Sapper William Ernest BIDMEAD
17649 Driver Edward ADAMS
17644 Driver Henry COTTER
17661 Sapper William KELLY

 

 

Acknowledgement: The photograph which made this album possible was kindly provided by Anthony Liston. 

 

Further Reading:

Light Horse Signal Service, AIF

Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums

Australian Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, Signal Troops - March, 1917, Reinforcements, Album Contents

Posted by Project Leader at 11:23 AM EAST
Updated: Saturday, 4 February 2012 1:42 PM EAST
Monday, 30 January 2012
Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, 1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry, Album Contents
Topic: AAC-Photo Albums

Australian Service Personnel

Photograph Albums

1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry, Album Contents

 

Captain Cyril St. Clair CAMERON

 

The complete 1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry Album is now available on the Australian Light Horse Studies Centre Site at:

1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry Album

 

The 1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry Album contains the photographs of nearly all the men who were listed as having embarked for service to South Africa with this unit. Three men are listed who did not embark but had their photographs included in the publication.

The 1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry embarked from Hobart, Tasmania on 27 October 1899 and returned to Tasmania on 7 December 1900.

The photographs were extracted from John Bufton, Tasmanians in the Transvaal War, Launceston, 1905, pp. 66 – 68.

 

 

Listings per Album Page

Page 1: 

Captain Cyril St. Clair CAMERON
Lieutenant Wallace BROWN
Lieutenant Francis Bede HERITAGE
Lieutenant George Elliot REID
Sergeant Major James COSTELLO
16 Private Thomas ANDERSON
60 Private Andrew BALLANTYNE
56 Private Thomas William BARKER
62 Private Robert Henry BARNES
46 Private Henry Mitchell BLACK

 

Page 2:  

61 Private James BLOWER

48 Private Charles Oscar BLYTH

26 Private William Daniel BRANAGAN

3 Private Frederick Charles BRIANT

58 Private Charles BROTHERS

30 Private Alfred BUTTON

2 Corporal Cyril Roderick Alleyne CHALMERS

10 Private Frederick Royden CHALMERS

44 Private Charles David CHILCOTT

28 Private Charles Eustace COLLINS

 

Page 3:  

29 Private Vivian Gowan COLLINS

51 Private William Richard COLES

25 Private Archibald COOMBE

42 Private Henry James COX

43 Trumpeter Herbert James DAVIS

11 Private John EDWARDS

38 Private John Theop ELLIOTT

24 Private Clarence Albert FREMLIN

32 Private Reginald Wigmore GABY

50 Private Atherly GILHAM

 

Page 4: 

27 Private Angus GILLIES

67 Private Edward Leonard GREENBANK

1 Sergeant Harry HALLAM

54 Private Cecil William HYNES

22 Private Alfred Desormeaux HOLMWOOD

64 Private John HOPE

55 Private Alfred William James HOUGH

53 Private John HUTTON

14 Sergeant Maurice KEYS

57 Private Cyrus LADE

 

Page 5: 

63 Private Arthur James LATHEY

35 Private George Markham LOWTHER

52 Private Francis Bernard LYNCH

21 Private Hugh Charles MCGUINESS

17 Private Edgar MCGUINESS

59 Private Frederick MCGUIRE

20 Private Frank Edward MORRISBY

65 Private James MORSE

18 Private Alfred James PARKER

49 Corporal Frederick PARSELLE

 

Page 6:

15 Private Victor Stanley PEERS

34 Private John ROBERTS

33 Private Charles Morrison STEPHENSON

9 Private Morton Henry SWAN

7 Private Frederick WEEDING

41 Corporal John Henry WHITELAW

6 Private Stanley James Salter WILLIAMS

3 Private James WRIGHT

43 Trumpeter Herbert James DAVIS

70 Private Arthur Walter DENNIS

 

Page 7: 

Departure from Launceston

SS Coogee

 

 

Further Reading:

1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry

Boer War, 1899 - 1902

Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums

Australian Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, 1st Tasmanian Mounted Infantry, Album Contents

Posted by Project Leader at 1:51 PM EAST
Updated: Saturday, 4 February 2012 1:44 PM EAST
Saturday, 7 January 2012
Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, 5th & 6th Victorian Mounted Rifles, Album Contents
Topic: AAC-Photo Albums

Australian Service Personnel

Photograph Albums

5th & 6th Victorian Mounted Rifles, Album Contents

 

Colonel Alfred Emanuel OTTER, 5th & 6th Victorian Mounted Rifles Commander

 

 

The Contingent departed on 15th February 1901, consisting of 46 officers, 971 other ranks, with 1,099 horses. Six officers, 48 other ranks were killed or died; 14 officers, 69 others were struck off in South Africa; 60 officers, 854 others returned to Australia.

For information regarding this unit, see:

5th & 6th Victorian Mounted Rifles

All photographs are extracted from The Leader, 16 February 1901, Supplement pp. 2 - 10.

A note about the photographic reproduction. The pictures appear graining and dark while sometimes very vague. This is because of the input material being derived from microfilm. The actual pages are no better in production and so, unless the original photographs come to light, this is all we have from the images of the men who embarked. A partial image is always better than none at all.

 

Listings per Album Page

Page 1:

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, p. 25

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, p. 26

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 2

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 4

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 5

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 6

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 7

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 8

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 9

The Embarkation Gallery, The Leader, Supplement p. 10

 

Page 2:

Colonel Alfred Emanuel OTTER

Captain George Grifith Ffloyd CHOMLEY

Captain Edmond Edward RIGHETTI

Captain Abraham James Howlin MEADOWS

Captain Edward Charles TATCHELL

Captain Charles HUTTON

Veterinary Captain Samuel SHERLOCK

Veterinary Captain Ernest Arthur KENDALL

Quarter Master Lieutenant Charles Henry AKINS

Lieutenant Bryan O'LOGHLEN

 

Page 3:

Lieutenant Gus EBELING

Lieutenant Harold HENWOOD

Lieutenant Peter James DALLIMORE

Lieutenant Sydney SELMAN

Lieutenant James Harold PATTERSON

Lieutenant and Adjutant Herbert Alfred ANDERSON

Lieutenant Alfred Gresham JOHNSTON

Lieutenant Thomas Henry POWER

Lieutenant Walter Stockbridge WEDD

Lieutenant Septimus Archdale ROBERTSON

 

Page 4:

Lieutenant Percy William REDFORD

Lieutenant James Frederick STEBBINS

Lieutenant Charles Alfred Percy GARDINER

Lieutenant Thomas Stephen Leo O'REILLY

Lieutenant Edgar BRACE

Lieutenant Richard Reginald GARLAND

Lieutenant William Forbes CLARK

Lieutenant John George CHRISP

Lieutenant Henry Chaplyn GROVER

Lieutenant John Edwin SERGEANT

 

Page 5:

Lieutenant Frederick Charles Edward FARLOW

Lieutenant Henry Houston OSBORNE

Lieutenant Reginald Mortimer BURNIE

Lieutenant George John BELL

Lieutenant Victor Jerome Patrick HENNESSY

Lieutenant Leslie Cecil MAYGAR

Lieutenant Duncan STOCK

Lieutenant George Justin Hill CLEMENTS

Lieutenant Sydney Richard COULTER

Lieutenant Edward Reginald Norcliffe WALTON

 

Page 6:

Lieutenant Norman SMITH

Lieutenant Stamer GUBBINS

Lieutenant Herbert Appleton PALMER

Lieutenant Kenneth James BEATTY

Lieutenant Andrew Percival ROWAN

Veterinarian Lieutenant Charles Denniston STRONG

Lieutenant Arthur Edward MURPHY

1620 Saddler Seymour SLOPER

1007 Private James COLLINS

1276 Private Arthur Charles WATSON

 

Page 7:

 

932 Private Roland Tapley GODFREY

1147 Sergeant Gwillim Trehara THOMAS

982 Private Ronald Thomas MUIR

905 Private Frederick Joseph DALGARNO

838 Private William Gregory DAY

1180 Private Anthony BATES

1093 Private Louis Henry MATTHEWS

1216 Private Leslie Osbourne PEARSE

1107 Private Harry Shorland SMITH

1040 Private John SUPPLE

 

Page 8:

 

1162 Private Arthur CLARKE

1218 Private Cowan James CRAIG

1270 Private Frederick Charles Lionel BRIDGELAND

927 Company Sergeant Major Harry Albert OSGOOD

Private Norman McKAY

1109 Private James Archibald CLINGIN

898 Private Albert Edwin MATTHEWS

1084 Private Henry Ralph BROOKS

1243 Private Henry Stanley NEWHAM

945 Private Albert George KERR

 

Page 9:

1118 Private Thomas Alexander STEELE

988 Private Carlyon GLINN

1009 Private James William O'LOUGHLAN

777 Private Leslie Lyndhurst HIGGINS

1138 Private George CLINTON

1221 Private John Edward VERCOE

1166 Private George Edward SIMPSON

1038 Private Thomas Walker JENKINSON

1106 Private Richard William NOBLE

891 Corporal Thomas Martin O'SHEA

 

Page 10:

934 Lance Corporal Edward Francis CUMMINS

1029 Sergeant Donald CAMPBELL

860 Private Arthur James MONK

1053 Private Charles William COOK

1085 Private Michael James CHAMBERS

1024 Private Ernest Edward MCKEOWN

887 Private Patrick Daniel MCGRATH

1217 Private Robert George BRYANT

1099 Private Alexander MCLEAN

Private HH GRATTON

 

Page 11:

1229 Private Frederick James SMITH

743 Lance Corporal William Henry CARTER

812 Private Wesley PARSONS

756 Private Alfred John LOVELACE

928 Sergeant James Alexander BEECHER

782 Private Charles Tudor SEYMOUR

782 Private Charles Tudor SEYMOUR

1013 Private Robert COUSTLEY

759 Private John HERON

788 Private Walter MCKIMMIE

 

Page 12: 

729 Corporal Charles Edward Somerset O'DONNELL

769 Private Francis James HORNBY

885 Company Sergeant Major George Watson FULLARTON

835 Sergeant Harold Leigh KIDDLE

799 Company Sergeant Major Albert JEFFERY

907 Lance Corporal Robert CUNNINGHAM

829 Private Joseph RICHARDS

819 Private Frank William COLLINS

01_Private Hugh HUGHES

923 Private Thomas ARCHER

 

Page 13: 

879 Private Frederick John TURNER

845 Corporal Walter Edmund CASS

Unidentified 1

833 Private William Francis TEMPLE

785 Private Edward Alexander REISENAVER

916 Private John WILSON

811 Private Henry William HODGSON

755 Saddler Ernest Anthony DORDT

920 Private Charles Robert TOPHAM

836 Private Frederick Norman TAYLOR

 

Page 14:  

919 Corporal George DAVIS

1016 Private Kerwin HEAD

815 Private Arthur Exley RUDDLE

790 Private Arthur WOODBRIDGE

Private Richard George VERNON

902 Private David GLASS

730 Private James WHYTE

726 Corporal Henry Charles CLELAND

779 Private Patrick Craig BUCKLEY

893 Private John Bernard MCCANN

 

Page 15:

 

776 Private Samuel DYKE

766 Private Thomas SHANKS

741 Sergeant Ernest MCGEE

991 Private Angus MCPHEE

738 Private William BURMAN

941 Private James Rowan WALKER

 

 

 

 

Further Reading:

5th & 6th Victorian Mounted Rifles Album

5th & 6th Victorian Mounted Rifles

Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums

Australian Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, 5th & 6th Victorian Mounted Rifles, Album Contents

Posted by Project Leader at 12:41 PM EAST
Updated: Sunday, 5 February 2012 4:22 PM EAST
Sunday, 1 January 2012
Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, 2nd Light Horse Regiment War Diary and Routine Orders, 1915, Album Contents
Topic: AAC-Photo Albums

Australian Service Personnel

Photograph Albums

2nd Light Horse Regiment War Diary and Routine Orders, 1915, Album Contents

 

2nd Australian Light Horse Regiment Routine Order No. 19, 4 January 1915, p. 1

 

The Routine Orders, the item which is the purest history of a unit. It is the unvarnished story detailing aspirations and events as they unfolded without any vainglorious gloss attached to them as is found in the usual run of books on these campaigns, especially the Official Histories. Histories are written with an eye upon the prevailing cultural imperatives while the Routine Orders are written to maintain the efficiency of a Regiment on a day to day basis.

If there is one item that contains a wealth of detail regarding the participation of a Regiment within the Sinai and Palestine campaign, it is the Routine Orders. Each paragraph hints at enough material to make an exciting chapter in any book.

To add further to the Regimental story, the War Diary entries for the periods covered by the Routine Orders are placed in line. They should be read in conjunction to get a clear picture of the Regiment.

The Routine Orders of the 2nd Light Horse Regiment are not complete and so are filed as found. During and after the conclusion of the war, no great imperative was felt for their preservation. Their needs had been served and so preservation was of the lowest order. That we have them today is a blessing and we can only thank the foresight of the clerk who preserved what we have now.

 

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Routine Order No. 19, 4 January 1915, p. 1

Routine Order No. 19, 4 January 1915, p. 2

 

 

 

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Further Reading:

2nd Light Horse Regiment War Diary and Routine Orders, 1914 - 1919, Album Contents 

2nd Australian Light Horse Regiment, AIF

Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums

Australian Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, 2nd Light Horse Regiment War Diary and Routine Orders, 1915, Album Contents

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