The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A 64 foot span steel bridge 'A' class, constructed across the Pommeroeuil canal on the Beloeil-Mons Road, Belgium, by No 4 Section, 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company, during the last fortnight of November 1918 and completed on 3 December 1918. The two figures to the extreme right: Captain R T Langdon, MC and Motor Transport Driver Rolfe of the same unit.
A 120 foot span steel bridge of the Hopkins type, constructed by a composite of about 200 men of the 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company, across the Haute Deule Canal at Pont Maudit. This work was compl
The end view of a 120 feet span steel bridge, of the Hopkins type, built across the Haute Deule canal on the Lens-Carin main road, and called Pont Maudit. It was built and completed in seven days. Ide
Timber trestle bridge of seven 14 foot spans, built across the Haute Deule Canal at Meurchin, by a party of No 1 Section, 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company, during October 1918. On the bridge is the N
The tramway bridge across L'Escaut canal in Tournai, Belgium, built by a composite section of about 40 men of the 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company in March 1919, with a span of 85 feet.
Two parallel bridges built by Australian Engineers across the Somme Canal near Peronne, during the Australian advance in September 1918. The near side bridge, with a span of 60 feet and built to take
A double bridge across the Somme, at Brie, constructed by Australian Engineers to replace the one destroyed by the retreating enemy. The bridge was an 'A' Class, with a 60 foot span, carrying a 17 ton
