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Photograph H13203 First World War, 1914-1918France. March 1918. A damaged and abandoned British Army tank half buried in a former British position between Bapaume and Arras. (Donor German War Museum: Bufa 7881)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A damaged and abandoned British tank lying beside a road in France.
France. March 1918. A damaged and abandoned British Army tank half buried in a former British position between Bapaume and Arras. (Donor German War Museum: Bufa 7881)

Flers, France. c. 1917. A group of British Army soldiers beside an abandoned Mark 1 tank which was being used as a brigade headquarters. (Donor British Official Photograph C1996)

Two British Mark I tanks (Male foreground and Female background) that were damaged by shell fire lie abandoned. The wheels lying nearby are probably those that were attached to the rear of the tanks,

Manufacture's brass plates (x2) from the magneto and engine of a British tank (No.16658). These plates were taken from a British tank that was abandoned in the sunken road leading into Flers, France

Depicts a damaged British 'male' tank crashed on an embankment of a sunken road near Le Cateau, France.

Albert Combles Area, France. c. 1918. British Army soldiers pulling a heavily loaded trailer through mud along the Fricourt to Bray road beside a damaged railway line. (British Official Photograph D22
