SERGEANT AARON 887 GOLDSTONE, 37TH BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION 1917-06-07 Neg.No - H05728	LIEUTENANT JAMES ROADNIGHT, 37TH BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION 1917-10-12. Neg.No -H05603	CAPTAIN W.J. SYMONS, VC, 37TH BATTALION. Neg.No -H06206	CAPTAIN ROBERT C. GRIEVE, VC, 37TH BATTALION, AIF Neg.No -H00038	MAJOR W. F. H. ROBERTSON, 37TH BATTALION. (DONOR C. ATTWELL) Neg.No - P00997.024
LIEUTENANT LYLE S. DIMSEY,  37TH BATTALION, DIED OF WOUNDS 1917-10-05. Neg.No -H05467	Lieutenant William Gordon Hamilton Crowe, 37th Battalion. Accountant from Prahran, Vic. Killed in action at La Basse Ville, 10 February 1918, aged 25. Neg.No -H06613	SIGNALLER W.D. DOBELL,  6007 D COMPANY 37TH BATTALION (AIF), KILLED IN ACTION 1917-06-07 Neg.No -H06699	PRIVATE ALEXANDER JOHN MATHESON, 6045 37TH BATTALION (AIF), KILLED IN ACTION 1917-02-27. Neg.No -H06738	LIEUTENANT COLONEL FREDERICK GEORGE WOODS, COMMANDING OFFICER, 37TH BATTALION, ON BEING INVALIDED BACK TO ENGLAND FROM FRANCE. (DONOR C. ATTWELL) Neg.No -P00997.022
Sergeant Charles Handcock, 37th Battalion. Farmer of Wangaratta, Vic. Died of illness, 10 November 1918, aged 31. Neg.No - H06534	SERGEANT R.E. SIMS, 710998 37TH BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION, 1918-08-10 Neg.No -H01995	Corporal A.R. Gibbs, 873 37th Battalion, AIF, who was killed in action at Passchendaele, Belgium, on 1917-10-12.  Neg.No -H04274	SERGEANT C.H. JOHNS, MM, 1212, 37TH BATTALION. Neg.No - H05560	PRIVATE W.B. STONE, 400 5TH BATTALION (LATE 37TH BATTALION), KILLED IN ACTION, 1916-11-02 Neg.No -H06639
Private (Pte) Charles Robert Mortomore 632 , who enlisted in the AIF on 1916-03-20. Pte Mortomore served with the 37th Infantry            Battalion in France where he won the MM (Military Medal) in 1916-12. He died of wounds on 1917-02-27 and was buried in the Trois Arbres Military Cemetery near Armentieres.Melbourne, VIC. 1916. Formal studio portrait (Original print held in AWM Archive Store) (Donors R. and L. Rodgers) Neg.No -P02377.001	PADRE A E GOLLER,  37TH BATTALION. DURING THE DISBANDMENT MEETING IN SEPTEMBER 1916, WHEN THE MEN OF THE 37TH BATTALION REFUSED TO MARCH OFF TO THEIR NEW BATTALIONS, PADRE GOLLER, WHO WAS INSTRUCTED TO FALL OUT WITH THE OTHER OFFICERS, IS REPORTED TO HAVE REPLIED "IF EVER THE MEN NEED ME IT IS NOW". PADRE GOLLER WAS KILLED 19 SEPTEMBER 1918 WHILE COLLECTING THE BELONGINGS OF MEN WHO HAD BEEN KILLED. C. 1915. F Neg.No -P01395.002	PRIVATE L.W. WARD, 3154 37TH BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION 1917-10-04. Neg.No -H06253	PRIVATE F.J. WARD,  3190 37TH BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION 1918-06-13 Neg.No - H06252	PRIVATE GEORGE SQUIRE MITCHELSON, 1881 37TH BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION, 1917-02-27. Neg.No - H06542
PRIVATE JOHN JAMES LILLIS, 2245 37TH  BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION            1917-06-09. Neg.No - H06773