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The Memorial at Geluwe in Belgium relates to William Thomas Leggett, who is believed to be the first Australian Serviceman to die in World War One. His grave is in Harlebeke New British Cemetery in Belgium. Picture © Werner Van Caneghem. 
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This image shows the graves of Sapper C. Barrett, Sapper Arthur Robert Dudley Johnson and 2nd Corporal A. Davey, these three men are believed to be the last Australians to be killed in the Great War. They are buried in Le Rejet-de-Beaulieu Communal Cemetery in France.  Pictures of the War Horse Memorial at Vlamertinge in Belgium, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem  13 more pictures added to Kezelberg Military Cemetery in Belgium, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem  More pictures added to Sandpits British Cemetery in France, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem  More pictures added to Moorseele Military Cemetery in Belgium, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem  More pictures added to Pommereuil British Cemetery in France, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem.  Another 13 pictures added to Trois-Arbres Cemetery, Steenwerck in France including 4 "Shot at Dawn" Burials.  8 more pictures added to Petit-Vimy British Cemetery in France, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem  More pictures of Highland Cemetery, Roclincourt in France, courtesy of Werner Van Caneghem  |
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