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Saturday, 29 March 2008

9th LHR AIF War Diary, 29 March
Topic: AIF - 3B - 9 LHR

9th LHR, AIF

9th Light Horse Regiment

War Diary, 29 March

Pro Gloria et Honore - For Glory and Honour

Regimental March - Marching Through Georgia

The following entries are extracted and transcribed from the 9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary, the originals of which are held by the Australian War Memorial. There are 366 entries on this site. Each day has entries as they occurred from 1914 to 1919. In addition to the 9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary, when appropriate, entries from the 3rd Light Horse Brigade War Diary and other regiments with the Brigade will also appear. Entries from the unit history, Darley, TH, With the Ninth Light Horse in the Great War, Adelaide, Hassell Press, 1924 will also appear from time to time. The aim is to give the broadest context to the story and allow the reader to follow the day to day activities of the regiment. If a relative happened to have served in the regiment during the Great War, then this provides a general framework in which the individual story may be told.

The Diary

1914

Sunday, March 29, 1914
See 4th Military District, South Australia for militia activities.

1915

Monday, March 29, 1915
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Mena Camp, Egypt.
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - No entry.
Carew Reynell Diary - No entry.

1916

Wednesday, March 29, 1916
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Serapeum, Egypt.
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - No entry.

1917

Thursday, March 29, 1917

9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Goz el Taire

9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - Stood to arms 0430.

Moved at 0900 to beach one mile north of Tel el Marakeb and Khirbit Sihan. Returned to Deir el Belah and bivouacked. Horses grazed on surrounding crops during afternoon.

1918

Friday, March 29, 1918
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Deir el Belah
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - Dismounted attack in depth carried out. Signalling classes were held as usual.
Regimental Intelligence Personnel carried out two hour tactical scheme.
Five Other Ranks evacuated to hospital.
One Other Rank returned form hospital.

1919

Saturday, March 29, 1919

9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Zagazig

9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - Aikman, Lieutenant GE; and, 24 Other Ranks from C Squadron relieved the Ghurkhas guard at Abu el Akdar station.

Ten Other Ranks, B Squadron, relieved the 3rd Machine Gun Squadron personnel at No 4 Post, Belbeis line.

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9th Light Horse Regiment AIF

Bert Schramm Diary

9th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Roll of Honour

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

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Friday, 28 March 2008

Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16, 16th Infantry Battalion, AIF, Roll of Honour
Topic: BatzG - Gallipoli

Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16

16th Infantry Battalion

AIF

Roll of Honour

Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men from the 16th Infantry Battalion known to have given their lives during the Gallipoli Campaign - 1915 - 1916.

Roll of Honour

2281 Private Maurice Lewis AARONS, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1451 Private Jack AINSWORTH, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1118 Private Charles AKEHURST, Killed in action, 22 August 1915.
1119 Sergeant Lancelot Reginald ALDERSON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
238 Private Herbert Wright ALDRED, Killed in action, 10 May 1915.
1707 Private John AMOLIN, Killed in action, 23 August 1915.
759 Private Clarence Colin AMOS, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
Lieutenant Kieran Leopold ANDERSON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2065 Private Robert Loton ANNEAR, Killed in action, 2 December 1915.
720 Private Frank APPLEQUIST, Died of wounds, 10 May 1915.
760 Private Edward ARCHER, Killed in action, 27 August 1915.
1120 Lance Corporal John Peter ARNOLD, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1235 Lance Sergeant Frederick Allan ATKINS, Died of wounds, 8 August 1915.
1778 Private Charles Neville ATTWOOD, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
1374 Private Charles AUSTIN, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.

1453 Private Lester Sidney BACON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
370 Private Alexander John BAKER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2288 Private Arthur Wilfred BALDWIN, Killed in action, 31 August 1915.
812 Private Frank BALL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1303 Corporal David BALLANTYNE, Killed in Action, 15 May 1915.
1304A Private William John BANWELL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1004 Sergeant John BARDEN, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
811 Private Robert BARR, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
570 Private Horace Albert BARTON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
51 Sergeant Wilfred BATES, Died of wounds, 12 May 1915.
731 Private William Kingsley BATTY, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
1583 Private Willen Broudus BEHR, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
9 Private Edgar William BELL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
385 Private Edward James BELL, Died of wounds, 25 May 1915.
334 Corporal Willoughby George BELL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
814 Private Samuel Richard BISHOP, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
1129 Private James Henry BLIGHT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
201 Private Louis Robert BLOOM, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
1782 Private John BOGGS, Killed in action, 25 August 1915.
1577 Sergeant Percy Roy BOLTON, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
557 Private Albert Henry BOUNDY, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
1982 Private William BOUNSELL, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
2289 Private William BOYD, Died of wounds, 14 September 1915.
2283 Private Charles Thomas BRADDOCK, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
766 Private Arthur Jesse George BRADFORD, Killed in action, 24 May 1915.
2 Private Alfred Ernest BRADSHAW, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
402 Private Arthur Joseph Lavery BRANLEY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1590 Private William BRANSON, Died of wounds, 16 June 1915.
Captain Joseph Arthur BRASHAW, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
684 Corporal Ernest George BRENNEN, Died of wounds, 9 August 1915.
143 Private Frederick Locke BROCKMAN, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1242 Private Clarence BROWN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1787 Private George Vernon BROWN, Killed in action, 27 August 1915.
142 Private Robert Melbourne BROWN, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
364 Private William BROWNING, Killed in action, 1 May 1915.
Lieutenant Ernest Otto Alfred BRUNS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1598 Private Sylvester BUCKLEY, Killed in action, 25 April 1915.
739 Private Stanley BUGDEN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1594 Private Joseph Francis BUNWORTH, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
179 Private William Henry BURGESS, Killed in action, 26 April 1915.
Lieutenant Harry James BURTON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
645 Driver Henry BURTON, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
1245 Private Douglas Austin BYARD, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
813 Private James BYRAM, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1551 Private Thomas Edward BYRNE, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.

367 Corporal Henry Alexander CAMPBELL, Killed in action, 19 November 1915.
Sergeant Reginald Ramsey CANNELL, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
144 Corporal Arthur CAPPS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1792 Private Joseph John CARROLL, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
Major Francis Bird CARTER, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
1136 Private George Frederick Walter CARTER, Killed in action, 16 May 1915.
1549 Private Harold Reginald CARTER, Died of wounds, 4 May 1915.
Captain Francis George CHABREL, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
691 Private Richard Henry CHASE, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
1461 Private Andrew CHRISTIE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1249 Private Charles Leslie CHRISTOPHER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
99 Lance Corporal John Carlton CLARK, Killed in action, 3 May 1915.
1404 Private Phillip CLARK, Died of wounds, 30 August 1915.
2194 Lance Corporal William CLARKE, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
2195 Private Roy Kimberley CLIFTON, Killed in action, 15 August 1915.
1601 Private Fred Laurence CLOSE, Killed in action, 4 May 1915.
54 Private Frederick CLYDE, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
1146 Private Charles William COLE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1437 Lance Corporal Herbert Selmar CONRAD, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
523 Private John Thomas COOK, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
180 Private Edward James COOMBS, Killed in action, 26 April 1915.
1251 Lance Corporal William Edward COOTES, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1144 Private Clifford Gordon CORNWALL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1253 Private Norman COUSENS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1379 Private James COVERLID, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
572 Private Thomas Roy COWARD, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1403 Private Harry Stephen COWELL, Died of wounds, 3 May 1915.
449 Private Ernest Sydney COX, Killed in action, 29 April 1915.
1254 Private Alexander Charles CRANSTON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1025 Private Ronald CRAWFORD, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2199 Private Joseph Michael Smith CRICHTON, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1027 Private Kenneth Singleton CROWTHER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
313 Private John William CULLING, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Captain Gordon Levason CURLEWIS, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
6 Corporal Selwyn Lord CURLEWIS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1029 Lance Corporal Lawrence Henry CUTTS, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.

45 Corporal Frank DAVIES, Killed in action, 7 November 1915.
1031 Private George DAVIS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1032 Private Harry Herbert DAVIS, Died of wounds, 5 June 1915.
1154 Private John DAVIS, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
511 Corporal Martin Russell Mcdonald DAWSON, Killed in action, 27 August 1915.
1155 Lance Corporal Sylvester Sydney DAY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
690 Private John Hughes DENHOLM, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1257 Private Arthur August Charles DETMAR, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1256 Private Henry DEVINE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2110 Lance Corporal Henry Gordon DEWAR, Died of wounds, 15 August 1915.
1990 Private William Jacob DILLISTONE, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
1316 Private Howard George DODD, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
489 Private Carl DOLLA, Died of wounds, 25 June 1915.
181 Private John Gordon DONALD, Died of wounds, 13 May 1915.
43 Private Robert Henry DONALDSON, Killed in action, 4 May 1915.
1259 Private Patrick DONNELLY, Died of wounds, 18 July 1915.
805 Private Cecil Vernon DOWN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1151 Private William DRAPER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1156 Private Clarence Merchison DUDLEY, Killed in action, 1 May 1915.
654 Lance Corporal Arthur Henry DUNKLEY, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1153 Private John Edgar DUNLOP, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
36 Private William Joseph DUNSTAN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Lieutenant Norman Henry DURSTON, Died of wounds, 9 May 1915.
1913 Private Rudley Ernest DUTHIE, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
1712A Private Frank Gordon DYER, Killed in action, 9 December 1915.

257 Private William EASTHAM, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
384 Private Alfred Outtrim EDWARDS, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
1262 Lance Corporal Arthur Thomas ELPHICK, Died of wounds, 6 May 1915.
1263 Corporal Leslie Charles Thomas ELSO, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1466 Private John James EMERY, Killed in action, 1 May 1915.
90 Warrant Officer Class I Verner Allen EMMETT, Died of wounds, 27 April 1915.
546 Private John David EVANS, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.

55 Private Charles Henry FAIRBEARD, Died of wounds, 4 May 1915.
1470 Private Ernest Martin FARRELL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
608 Private Thomas Ince FARRELL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
58 Private Daniel FEREDAY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
674 Private Gordon FINK, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2213 Private Edward Theophilus FISHER, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
663 Sergeant Arthur FORD, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
17 Private Fred Burnett FOSTER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2069 Private Herbert Leopold Arthur FOWLER, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
2215 Private John Richard FRANCIS, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
1036 Private James Leonard FRANKLIN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
575 Private Jack FRAPPELL, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
1409 Private Hugh Brown FYFE, Died of wounds, 26 June 1915.

1273 Private Benhart Alfred GABEL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Lieutenant Cyril Arthur GEDDES, Killed in action, 3 May 1915.
705 Private Harold GEORGE, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
623 Private Clarence Gordon GIBBONS, Killed in action, 26 April 1915.
1167 Private James Raymond GIBSON, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
1165 Private Dudley Frederick Lionel GILES, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
64 Private John Edward GLEESON, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
2344 Private Reginald GODDARD, Killed in action, 21 August 1915.
639 Private Rupert Arthur Kent GOODCHILD, Killed in action, 26 April 1915.
1275 Private Robert Patterson GOSDEN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
266 Sergeant Gerald Harry GOSS, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
264 Private Mervyn William GRAY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1040 Sergeant William Frederick GREENHAM, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1276 Private Joseph Patrick GUILFOYLE, Killed in action, 1 May 1915.

396 Private Harold HABBLETT, Died of wounds, 4 May 1915.
2481 Private John HAMMOND, Killed in action, 14 August 1915.
1483 Private Herbert HARRISON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
100 Private Phillip Harry HARRISON, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
1382 Private Henry Percival HEALEY, Died of wounds, 3 May 1915.
Captain Leslie Duncan HEMING, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
101 Lance Corporal Benjamin HEMMINGS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
74 Private William Thomas HENDRY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
70 Private Henry HENLEY, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
1482 Private John HESTON, Died of wounds, 2 May 1915.
1817 Private Ashworth HILL, Died of wounds, 10 August 1915.
1280 Private Stanley George HILL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
187 Lance Corporal John Patrick HOGAN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1179 Sergeant Richard Hubert HOGBEN, Died of wounds, 2 May 1915.
268 Private Lauritz HOJEIN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
625 Private Ernest Brook HOLDSWORTH, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1415 Private Alfred Thomas HOLMES, Died of wounds, 10 May 1915.
1947 Private Claude HOOKER, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
719 Lance Corporal Cecil John HOWARD, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
436 Sergeant Frank Rodney HOWARD, Killed in action, 2 September 1915.
107 Lance Corporal Robert HOWCROFT, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1541 Private Alfred Thomas HUGHES, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1284 Private Thomas HUGHES, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
69 Private James HUME, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
538 Driver William Henry HUME, Killed in action, 10 May 1915.
152 Lance Sergeant Walter HUNDLEY, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
488 Private Robert HURLEY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

710 Private James IVISON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
667 Private John IVISON, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.

549 Private James JACKSON, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
1368 Private Percival Clarence Rodda JAMES, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
2490 Private Trevor JAMES, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
2545 Private Harold Anchor JEFFERY, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
274 Private Karl Alfred JENSEN, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1487 Private Sydney Tasman JOHNSTON, Killed in action, 19 May 1915.
2184 Private Arthur JOLLY, Died of wounds, 23 August 1915.
26 Private Charles JONAS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2669 Private Frederick JONES, Died of wounds, 9 December 1915.
1377 Private James Henry JONES, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1552 Private Laidley Edward JONES, Killed in action, 1 May 1915.
1624 Private William Graham JOSE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
516 Private Edward William JOYCE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

2233 Private Thomas James KELLY, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
1368 Private William KENNERICK, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
Lieutenant William Buchanan KERR, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1489 Private Erol Rutter KILMINSTER, Died of wounds, 4 May 1915.
1830 Private Charles Leslie KING, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
2494 Private Ralph Ezekiah KIPPING, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
550 Private Frederick KITCHENER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1291 Private Arthur KLOPP, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
372 Private Peter KNIGHT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Lieutenant Edmund Herman KRETCHMAR, Killed in action, 6 May 1915.
1293 Private Oscar Otto KRUMMEL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2127 Private Carl Adolph KUCHENESITER, Killed in action, 5 September 1915.

756 Private John Charles LAILEY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
190 Private Joseph LAMB, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1294 Private William LAMBERT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
786 Private James Edgar LAUGHER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1493 Private William Henry LEEDEN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1925 Lance Corporal Ernest Vivian LEWIS, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
437 Private Ernest LINDELL, Died of wounds, 8 May 1915.
83 Private Frederick LITTON, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
1928 Lance Corporal Job LLOYD, Died of wounds, 8 August 1915.
192 Private Edward John LUKE, Killed in action, 12 May 1915.

1376 Private George Frederick MACK, Died of wounds, 3 May 1915.
718 Lance Corporal David Campbell MacPHERSON, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
1645 Private Rudolph MAHLIT, Died of wounds, 29 August 1915.
109 Private Lawrence MAHONEY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
195 Private Gerald Ernest MAKINS, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
1389 Private Arthur William MALEY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
789 Private Alexander Victor MANNELL, Killed in action, 29 April 1915.
1637 Private William Clarence MARCHANT, Died of wounds, 23 May 1915.
104 Lance Sergeant William Ernest MARKS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1501 Private Robert MATHEWSON, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
2239 Private James Webb MATTINSON, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
281 Private Frank MAUNDER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Private Percival Edmund MAY, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
1370 Private Reuben Ernest McCABE, Died of wounds, 11 May 1915.
1192 Private Henry McCLUSKEY, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
1302 Private Douglas McDONALD, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1371A Corporal James McEVOY, Killed in action, 6 August 1915.
1929 Private James McINTYRE, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
1930 Private Archibald Frank McKENZIE, Killed in action, 24 July 1915.
1326a Private Edward James McMURRAY, Died of wounds, 22 May 1915.
350 Private Michael MEEHAN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
599 Private James MEGAW, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1679 Corporal Reuben MEHEW, Died of wounds, 24 June 1915.
485 Private Thomas Pembroke MELICAN, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
27 Lance Corporal David MENZIES, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
92 Private William MICHAEL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Captain James MILLER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

282 Private James Edgar MILLER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
788 Private John Moffat MILLER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1307 Private William Henry MILTON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1841 Private Walter Wilton MINCHAM, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
210 Private Matthews MITCHISON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2025 Private Robert Alexander MOODY, Killed in action, 16 November 1915.
1502 Private Edward MOOR, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
211 Corporal George Douglas MOORE, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
93 Private Ernest William MOORHOUSE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2242 Private Arthur MORE, Killed in action, 15 August 1915.
1497 Private Harold Joseph MORRELL, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
1504 Private Morgan MORRIS, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
454 Private Richard Ralph MOULTON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Lieutenant Arthur Henry Torres MOUNTAIN, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
659 Private William Edward MULLANE, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
660 Private Thomas MUMBY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
401 Corporal Allan Shepherd MUNN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1643 Private Frederick MUNRO, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
28 Private Henry Blaney MURPHY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
365 Private Richard William MURPHY, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
671 Private John Henry MURRAY, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.

231 Corporal Charles Henry NAWELL, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
2301 Private Charles Henry NORMAN, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
563 Private Walter Herbert NORRIS, Died of wounds, 16 May 1915.
1312 Corporal William NORTON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

116 Private Martin O'DELL, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
598 Private John O'GRADY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
734 Private Michael O'HARE, Killed in action, 16 June 1915.
1073 Private David Patrick O'LEARY, Died of wounds, 7 June 1915.
1314 Private John O'LEARY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1505 Private George O'NEILL, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1392 Private Victor Alan OPIE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2512 Private Samuel O'ROURKE, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1333 Private Arthur Lucas OXER, Killed in action, 21 August 1915.
196 Sergeant Bernard Fred OXFORD, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1507 Company Sergeant Major Eugene Charles OZANNE, Died of Accident, 19 November 1915.

1384 Private James PARK, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1932 Private Charles PARMITER, Killed in action, 6 August 1915.
288 Private Lionel Eric PARROTT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1647 Private Percy James PARSONS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
484 Private William PARSONS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1648 Private Thomas Douglas PARTRIDGE, Killed in action, 25 April 1915.
1380 Private James Hart PATON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
517 Private Walter John Wardrop PATRICK, Killed in action, 29 April 1915.
729 Private George PAVITT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1737 Private Henry John PAVLICH, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
661 Private Leonard Hugh PEAT, Died of wounds, 3 May 1915.
2152 Private John Young PENGELLEY, Killed in action, 31 August 1915.
85 Private Charles Percy PENNELLS, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
727 Sergeant Robert PETER, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
88 Private Reginald Arthur PHEASE, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
703 Corporal David PHILP, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1376 Private Thomas Sidney PIDGEON, Killed in action, 15 May 1915.
343 Private Frederick PIMM, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1318 Private Alfred PLANE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
753 Private James William PLATT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
290 Private Edward PLUMMER, Died of wounds, 29 April 1915.
386 Private George PLUNKETT, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
1319 Private William POLDEN, Killed in action, 1 May 1915.
1851 Private Fred POLLARD, Killed in action, 10 August 1915.
1320 Lance Sergeant Victor PRENTICE, Died of wounds, 5 November 1915.
111 Private Fred Victor PRETTY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

2693 Private Walter Francis RADFORD, Died of wounds, 17 November 1915.
119 Corporal George RADOSEVICH, Killed in action, 20 May 1915.
1379a Private Sylvester Frederick RICHARDSON, Killed in action, 25 April 1915.
1350 Private Alexander Francis Dawe ROBERTS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1322 Private David ROBERTSON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
128 Private George ROBERTSON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1936 Private John ROBERTSON, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
1323 Private Thomas RODGERS, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1324 Private Richard ROW, Died of wounds, 30 April 1915.
1209 Private Reginald ROWE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
637 Private William Ronald Leslie ROWLEY, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.

1521 Private Ernest Edward SABBERTON, Killed in action, 1 May 1915.
714 Private William SAMPSON, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1347A Private William Edward SANDERCOCK, Killed in action, 27 August 1915.
597 Private Thomas SANDERS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
464 Sergeant Swen Addvin SANDSTROM, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2821 Private Carl Lauenstein SCHRADER, Killed in action, 20 November 1915.
1388 Private Fred SCHUMACHER, Killed in action, 16 May 1915.
613 Private David SCOTT, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
154 Private John Sydney SCOTT, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
2037 Corporal Harold SEABORN, Died of wounds, 6 November 1915.
1389 Private George Henry SEABROOK, Died of wounds, 22 May 1915.
2530 Private Reason Hugh SEINOR, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1089 Corporal Thomas Alan SHEPLEY, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1658 Private Peter Wilfred SHIPP, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1369 Private Arthur Burton SHORNEY, Killed in action, 3 May 1915.
1744 Private Arthur Gawler SHORT, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1524 Sergeant Herbert Leslie SHORTLAND, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1659 Private Charles SKINNER, Killed in action, 9 August 1915.
1327 Private Herbert SKINNER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1329 Lance Corporal Robert James SLOCOMBE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
325 Private Michael SMALLS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
631 Private Henry SMART, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
30 Private Richard SMITH, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
525 Private Samuel SMITH, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1219 Private William Arthur SNOW, Died of wounds, 3 May 1915.
1523 Private Arthur Richard SOUTHERN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Captain Harold Alfred SOUTHERN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
29 Private Frederick William SPARROW, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
360 Private William SPERBER, Died of wounds, 26 April 1915.
1402 Private James Charles SPRATT, Killed in action, 21 May 1915.
1332 Private Roy Kennings STEPHENSON, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
199 Sergeant William Henry STRAHAN, Killed in action, 25 April 1915.
359 Private Arthur Gilbert SULLIVAN, Killed in action, 26 April 1915.
148 Sergeant Thomas SULLIVAN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

1333 Lance Sergeant Frederick George TAYLOR, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2261 Private Herbert Stewart TAYLOR, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
444 Private John TAYLOR, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
1749 Private Richard Batchelor TAYLOR, Killed in action, 22 August 1915.
2147 Private Bernard Francis George TERNAN, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
1529 Private Bert Joseph THOMAS, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
673 Private John Alfred THOMPSON, Died of wounds, 29 April 1915.
473 Private John THORPE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Second Lieutenant Walter Harvey THYER, Killed in action, 29 August 1915.
1100 Private James Victor TILL, Killed in action, 10 May 1915.
1101 Private Frederick John TONKIN, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1683 Private Fred James TOWNSEND, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
86 Private Ernest Richard TOWNSHEND, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
Captain Samuel Edward TOWNSHEND, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1102 Private Thomas Henry TREVASKIS, Died of wounds, 2 May 1915.
1747 Private Charles TUCKER, Died of wounds, 11 August 1915.
1381 Private William TULLOCH, Died of wounds, 18 July 1915.
304 Private Frederick TYRRELL, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

1223 Private Jack Wilfred USHER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

14062 Private William Evans VIANT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

183 Private George WALKER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
746 Private Charles WALLACE, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
1337 Private Charles Stephen WALLER, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1669 Lance Corporal Henry Holdford WARD, Died of wounds, 3 May 1915.
1433 Private Hugh WARD, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
2054 Private William Richard WARD, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1670 Private Albert Hugh WARNECKE, Died of wounds, 6 May 1915.
305 Corporal Frank Wentworth WATSON, Killed in action, 3 May 1915.
176 Corporal Harold WATTS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
307 Lance Corporal William Edward WAUGH, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
535 Lance Corporal Edwin WEBB, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
308 Private Fancis Russell WEBB, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2142 Private Joseph WEBSTER, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
2059 Private Harold WHEELER, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
2060 Private Herbert WHEELER, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
414 Private John Wesley WHITE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
2273 Private Frederick WHITEHEAD, Killed in action, 8 August 1915.
1227 Private Robert WHITEHEAD, Killed in action, 27 April 1915.
41 Private Clarence William Anstruther WILKINSON, Died of wounds, 5 May 1915.
1225 Sergeant David John WILLIAMS, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.
761 Private David Victor John WILLIAMS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
798 Private Henry Wallis WILLIAMS, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1344 Private Leonard WILLIAMS, Killed in action, 3 May 1915.
1534 Private Percy James WILLIAMS, Died of wounds, 14 May 1915.
1429 Private Albert Edward WILLMOTT, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
1430 Private John WINDSOR, Killed in action, 9 May 1915.
456 Private John Albert WOODS, Killed in action, 25 April 1915.
1110 Lance Corporal Robert WOODS, Killed in action, 28 April 1915.
1357 Private Alfred WRIGHT, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
353 Private Thomas WRIGHT, Killed in action, 30 April 1915.
166 Private Herbert William WYLDE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.
1226 Private Roy WYLIE, Killed in action, 2 May 1915.

1231 Private William YOUNG, Killed in action, 18 August 1915.

Lest We Forget

Sources Used:

National Archives Service File.
Embarkation Rolls, AWM8.
Nominal Roll, AWM133, Nominal Roll of Australian Imperial Force who left Australia for service abroad, 1914-1918 War.
AWM Roll of Honour
Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Finding more about a service person.

See: Navigating the National Archives Service File

Further Reading:

Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16

Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16, Unit Casualties, AIF, Roll of Honour

Light Horse Battles

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

Citation: Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16, 16th Infantry Battalion, AIF, Roll of Honour

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9th LHR AIF War Diary, 28 March
Topic: AIF - 3B - 9 LHR

9th LHR, AIF

9th Light Horse Regiment

War Diary, 28 March

Pro Gloria et Honore - For Glory and Honour

Regimental March - Marching Through Georgia

The Diary

1914

Saturday, March 28, 1914
See 4th Military District, South Australia for militia activities.

1915

Sunday, March 28, 1915
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Mena Camp, Egypt.
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - No entry.
Carew Reynell Diary - No entry.

1916

Tuesday, March 28, 1916
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Serapeum, Egypt.
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - No entry.

1917

Wednesday, March 28, 1917
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Goz el Taire.
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - At 1400 the Brigade moved into the outpost line covering Goz el Taire. The Regiment bivouacked in support - the 10th Light Horse Regiment taking over the line. Horses had to be taken to Khan Yunis for the grazing and watering.

1918

Thursday, March 28, 1918

9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Deir el Belah

9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - Owing to large quota required for salvaging operations, Hotchkiss Rifle training was cancelled.

Signalling classes as usual. Beale,

Captain JCM, Regimental Medical Officer reported back from hospital.

Smith, Lieutenant PT; and, twelve drivers reported back from El Sheluf.

Two Other Ranks evacuated to Hospital.

1919

Friday, March 28, 1919
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Zagazig
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - Turner, Captain Chaplain RC, returned from Damascus leave.

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Sources:

See: 9th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Contents

Australian Light Horse Studies Centre, AIF War Diaries of the Great War, Site Transcription Policy

Further Reading:

9th Light Horse Regiment AIF

Bert Schramm Diary

9th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Roll of Honour

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

Citation: 9th LHR AIF War Diary, 28 March

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9th LHR AIF War Diary, 27 March
Topic: AIF - 3B - 9 LHR

9th LHR, AIF

9th Light Horse Regiment

War Diary, 27 March

Pro Gloria et Honore - For Glory and Honour

Regimental March - Marching Through Georgia

The Diary

1914

Friday, March 27, 1914
See 4th Military District, South Australia for militia activities.

1915

Saturday, March 27, 1915
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Mena Camp, Egypt.
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - No entry.
Carew Reynell Diary - No entry.

1916

Monday, March 27, 1916
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Serapeum, Egypt.
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - No entry.

1917

Tuesday, March 27, 1917
First Battle of Gaza

9th Light Horse Regiment Location - NE of Gaza.

9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - At 0200 word was received from Brigade Headquarters to withdraw after the 8th Light Horse Regiment.

At 0230 the 8th Light Horse Regiment had completed withdrawing and about 0300 the Regiment withdrew and acted as rearguard to the column which moved off at 0330 without hindrance from the enemy. Moved east of Gaza to Wadi Ghuzze.

At dawn the Turks who had moved their flank around during the night attacked the rear guard and flank but were held off by Yeomanry on the flank and C Squadron working in association with the Armoured Car Detachment. The rear of the column was also shelled from a high ridge over to the east. But with the exception of two horses wounded no casualties were sustained. During the rearguard action C Squadron had two Other Ranks wounded.

The Wadi Ghuzze was crossed at 1700 and horses were watered at the large water hole north of Deir el Belah where the Brigade bivouacked.

At 1600 the Division moved to the vicinity of point 320 near the east of Goz el Taire and bivouacked for the night.

Darley, TH, With the Ninth Light Horse in the Great War, Adelaide, Hassell Press, 1924, pp 78 - 80.

First Battle of Gaza

Two Divisions of British Infantry had been brought forward to assist in the big task, viz., the 52nd and 53rd British Divisions, together with their Artillery. Some heavy batteries had also been brought forward and made a welcome addition to our force which now numbered close on 70,000 of all arms.

As far as could be gathered from the available information it was intended to capture Gaza by a frontal attack to be delivered by the Infantry, whilst the mounted troops and Imperial Camel Corps swung round to the left and attacked in the rear, thus cutting the enemy communications.

At dawn on the 26th March 1917, the whole country was enveloped in a thick fog, the first experienced, which made it impossible to see for any distance, and the recognition of landmarks became impossible. In spite of this, the mounted troops moved off at the allotted time, crossing the Wadi Ghuzze at Sheikh Nebhan and moving through Sheikh Abbas to the vicinity of Khirbit Sihan.

A position was taken up at this point to prevent enemy reinforcements moving up from Hareira, which lies about ten miles south east of Gaza, on the Beersheba road. The fog, which might have been turned to our advantage, as the attacking Infantry could, under its cover, have advanced right up to the outskirts of Gaza and Ali Muntar, proved the reverse, as when it lifted the Infantry were found to be far in rear of their positions. An enemy aeroplane could be heard buzzing overhead waiting for the fog to lift. When this happened it flew over the surrounding country, the pilot firing smoke signals over each body of troops, thus giving the range to their gunners.

About 9 a.m. the sun was shining brilliantly, and some distance ahead the Anzac Mounted Division could be seen moving in a north-easterly direction, disappearing a little later behind the Mansura ridge. The Anzacs were to hold the line from Huj to the sea, and the Imperial Camel Corps from our left to the Wadi Ghuzze. Clouds of light dust could be seen in the direction of Beersheba, and it was evident that enemy cavalry were moving to the assistance of their comrades at Gaza.

The Brigade halted on the Mansura Ridge, near Tel el Ahmar at 10 a.m. and awaited orders. News was received that the Anzacs had succeeded in completely isolating Gaza, and that they had captured the commander of the 53rd Turkish Division, together with his staff officers and escort, as he was entering the town to direct operations.

The booming of heavy guns was heard and high explosive shells began to fall on a ridge half a mile south of the Brigade. These were evidently fired from Abu Hareira, and although the fire was kept up for some hours it is doubtful whether they caused a single casualty. As there were a number of wells in the vicinity the opportunity was taken to water the horses after which they were given a small feed, and the men snatched a hasty meal.

At about 3.30 p.m. the Brigade received orders to move rapidly to a position near Australia Hill. As the Brigade up to this time had taken no part in the fight everyone was delighted at the prospect of doing his share. Moving at a fast trot the Brigade reached Anzac Ridge, now the Headquarters of the Anzac Mounted Division, and here orders were given to the Brigadier that the 3rd Light Horse Brigade was to intercept and hold off the large enemy reinforcements, consisting of about 4,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry, which had been reported as advancing from the direction of Huj.

The 10th Light Horse Regiment were detached to act as a reserve, and the remainder of the Brigade galloped out and occupied a chain of small hills about two miles east of Gaza, completely blocking the path of the enemy reinforcements which were advancing in various columns at a distance of about two miles. The Regiment took the right of the Brigade line, and gained touch with the Berkshire Yeomanry who was on our right.

This new force of the enemy which had to be dealt with had evidently been marching for some hours as their rate of march was below normal and they appeared tired. As soon as they came within 2,000 yards the Brigade opened fire, and the Notts Battery, which had pushed well forward, opened a heavy shrapnel fire, which appeared to be well on the target.

At 5 p.m. the Yeomanry on our right were heavily engaged and our line was pushed well forward and strengthened by some armoured cars and a portion of the 8th Light Horse Regiment. As this new move threatened the enemy's flank they were obliged to fall back slightly. As darkness approached our line was shortened and an outpost line taken up.

During these movements the Infantry had delivered their assault against the formidable Ali Muntar, and in spite of heavy casualties had succeeded in taking a number of the outer works, but could not drive the stubborn Turks from the main position. The British Infantry made a splendid show as they advanced by waves in the face of a withering rifle and machine gun fire, their movements being as orderly as if on a peace parade.

Much to the surprise and disgust of all ranks, orders were received to the effect that the whole force would retire during the night to the Wadi Ghuzze. It was the first time our force had received such orders, and everyone wondered at the cause, some doubting the genuineness, but as they were verified shortly afterwards it was realized by all that there must be some good and sufficient reason for them.

The 3rd Light Horse Brigade was to cover the retirement, and remained in position until 2 a.m., at which time the 8th Light Horse Regiment were ordered to withdraw. At 3 a.m. the Regiment withdrew, acting as rearguard to the whole force, and moving round to the east and south of the defences made for the Wadi Ghuzze.

The Turks during the night had sent large reinforcements from Tel el Sheria, and when in the vicinity of Khirbit Sihan our flank guards got into touch with them. C Squadron, in conjunction with the armoured cars, formed the rear and flank guards, and from this point to the Wadi fought a continuous rearguard action, doing splendid work in checking the enemy's advance, and allowing the whole column to pass in safety over the Wadi.

The enemy now opened a continuous shell fire from the south, and the Regiment altered its formation to columns of sections, moving in echelon, and by continually altering the pace and direction succeeded in completing the retirement with only two casualties, two horses being wounded. The Wadi was crossed at 7 a.m. and the Regiment proceeded to Deir el Belah, a distance of four miles, where the horses were watered, the Regiment then moving to Goz el Taire, where it bivouacked.
It was now learned that the Infantry had been severely mauled during the attack, their casualties against Ali Muntar alone being, roughly, 3,000. The fact that Gaza had not fallen was not due to any lack of vigour or fighting efficiency on the part of any of the troops, but was considered to be due to the heavy fog which delayed the assault for so many hours.

1918

Wednesday, March 27, 1918
9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Deir el Belah
9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - Elementary signalling classes, Hotchkiss Rifle practice and salvaging carried out.

1919

Thursday, March 27, 1919

9th Light Horse Regiment Location - Zagazig

9th Light Horse Regiment War Diary - Usual routine.

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Sources:

See: 9th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Contents

Australian Light Horse Studies Centre, AIF War Diaries of the Great War, Site Transcription Policy

Further Reading:

9th Light Horse Regiment AIF

Bert Schramm Diary

9th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Roll of Honour

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

Citation: 9th LHR AIF War Diary, 27 March

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Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16, 2nd Field Company, Australian Engineers, AIF, Roll of Honour
Topic: BatzG - Anzac

Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16

2nd Field Company, Australian Engineers

AIF

Roll of Honour

Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men from the 2nd Field Company, Australian Engineers who gave their lives during the Gallipoli Campaign - 1915 - 1916.

Roll of Honour

503 Sapper Robert Felix BASS, Killed in action, 31 August 1915.
182 Sapper Harold Evelyn BAXTER, Killed in action, 3 June 1915.

Lieutenant William Henry DAWKINS, Killed in action, 20 May 1915.

155 Sergeant Herbert Fred HILLIER, Killed in action, 12 June 1915.

77 Sapper Frederick KENNEDY, Died of wounds, 25 May 1915.

120 Lance Corporal Percy James LOBB, Died of wounds, 19 August 1915.

244 Sapper Lewis MATTHEWS, Killed in action, 18 May 1915.
404 Sapper Donald McKAY, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.

Second Lieutenant John Morton PLAYNE, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.

178 Sapper Albert Edward RENSHAW, Died of wounds, 26 April 1915.
204 Sapper Edward Albert George ROGASCH, Killed in action, 5 July 1915.

102 Sapper Charles SPENCE, Killed in action, 6 August 1915.
402 Sapper Bernard Samuel Robinson STARKEY, Killed in action, 7 August 1915.

129 Sapper William WEEKES, Died of wounds, 30 June 1915.
207 Sapper James WEST, Died of wounds, 28 May 1915.

Lest We Forget

Sources Used:

National Archives Service File.
Embarkation Rolls, AWM8.
Nominal Roll, AWM133, Nominal Roll of Australian Imperial Force who left Australia for service abroad, 1914-1918 War.
AWM Roll of Honour
Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Finding more about a service person.

See: Navigating the National Archives Service File

Further Reading:

Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16

Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16, Unit Casualties, AIF, Roll of Honour

Light Horse Battles

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

Citation: Gallipoli Campaign - 1915-16, 2nd Field Company, Australian Engineers, AIF, Roll of Honour

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