Winning Detachment No. 1 Company, Geelong Australian Garrison Artillery, 1909
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Letter of Winning Detachment No. 1 Company, Geelong Australian Garrison Artillery, 1909
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They have cannons on their epilets so they are artillery.
Mounted black and white photo of 10 men in uniform. They are members of the Geelong Australian Garrison Artillery.
Verso:
Geelong, May 25th 1909
Capt. Spud
Sir
Please accept this photo from men who regard it an honour to serve under you.
I remain
Yours obediently
Sergt J.C. Miles
