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Photo from page 06 of album Photograph Album- France, Belgium and England

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DescriptionTrying out early gas respirators, Gallipoli, 1915. From left to right are 4/772 Sapper John Charles Kent (in respirator), 4/618 Sapper Sydney Legge, "Jim Walsh" (6/1748 Private James William Walsh, Canterbury Infantry Battalion), 4/548 Sapper Alfred "Alfe" Hall, 4/481 Sapper Norman Roy Vause and "Wally Clark" (either 6/1485 Private Frederick Arthur Clark killed in action 26 August 1915 or 6/1263 Private Simon Clark killed in action 29 August 1915)PeriodWWICountryTurkey LocationGallipoliGeo-Location^[1]UnitDivisional Signals Company, NZESubjectGasAcknowledgementPlease acknowledge the National Army Museum of New Zealand

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From albumWWI Photograph Album- France, Belgium and EnglandAccession Description

Photograph Album of 4/560 Sergeant George Vivian Thomas Moore, MM, Divisional Signals Company, New Zealand Engineers.

The album covers training in New Zealand, troopship journey aboard the SS Waimana, training at Zeitoun Camp, Egypt, and action at Gallipoli including Anzac Cove, No. 3 Post, Walker's Ridge, and Monash Gully.

Accession No.2001.1058

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