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Australian Army Museum of Western Australia > Records

World War 1, Australia, Western Australia, Perth, 16 Battalion, 1914

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1919

Overview

Unit marching through Perth, 1914 . Data corrected from original presentation with 1919 date.

Historical information

Believed taken late October, 1914. Identification based on shirts being worn, no colour patches and no Trove evidence of 16 Battalion participating a homecoming march. On Repatriation, AIF soldiers travelled home in small batches over almost 6 months or more. The officer on the right, closest to the men, tentatively identified as Lieutenant E H Kretchmar, (KIA). The Officer leading tentatively identified as Captain Francis Carter, CO of D Company whose Company was in Perth, 29th October 1914. Captain Carter (later Major?) also KIA .

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cwa-org-32-P1980.345.1c

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War and Conflict
War and Conflict > World War 1

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Embossed with photo studio details

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Australian Army Museum of Western Australia

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