The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Looking south towards Pozieres, this position was the scene of severe trench warfare, neither side holding it for more than a few hours at a time. It eventually became, in that particular period of fighting, part of no man's land.
Looking from Ida Post towards Paper House, in no man's land, on the bank of the River Lys, in the Ploegsteert Sector. At the time of taking the photograph, the River Lys was in flood, and the low lyin
View of a desolate scene on the battlefield of Pozieres, looking towards the appropriately named Suicide Corner, and showing the communiction trench which lead to the renowned 'Gibraltar' strongpoint
The old 'O.G. 1' line [Old German 1 line] at Pozieres, France, looking north towards the Windmill from a point about 200 to 400 yards north of the junction with Pozieres trench. The photograph illustr
BUNA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-03 TO 1945-07-04. SUNEMI CREEK. IT WAS A NO MAN'S LAND BETWEEN THE JAPANESE AND THE 2/9TH INFANTRY BATTALION DURING THE BUNA/ SANANANDA CAMPAIGN AND THE SCENE OF FIERCE FIGHT
Mologhein Farm, France. 18 April 1918. Members of the 1st Division when occupying support trenches, at Mologhein Farm, a position situated near Strazeele Railway Station, in Northern France. The local
The 24th Battalion occupying a trench in front of Flinte Farm, dug on the morning of 4 October 1917. In the attack which preceded the capture of Broodseinde Ridge, in the Ypres Sector. The photograph
