The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A fatigue party of the 22nd Battalion, road mending between Montauban and Mametz, having their midday meal by the roadside. During the brief rests of the battalions from the line through the winter of 1916-1917, the days were given to the removal of mud from the roads, and the nights spent in hut camps. Identified are: 951 Sergeant R. N. Smith (extreme left); 1123 Private John Simpson (fourth from left, facing camera with a half loaf of bread in his hand); 1551A Sergeant P. Taylor (second from right, facing camera).
Korea. 22 July 1952. On the reverse slope of their company position, unidentified members of C Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), take advantage of the Korean sunshine to ha
The Mametz-Montauban road which, owing to severe weather and the heavy traffic, became almost impassable during the winter of 1916-1917. The image shows a load of road metal, just removed from a Gene
PERTH, AUSTRALIA. 1942-11-29. FLASHLIGHT PHOTOGRAPH OF FIRST FORMAL MESS AT WARRANT OFFICERS' AND SERGEANTS' MESS OF COMMAND PAYMASTER'S OFFICE, 3RD AUSTRALIAN CORPS. LEFT, STAFF-SERGEANT R.G. THOMPSO
Infantrymen of the 55th Battalion, 5th Australian Division AIF, moving up to the trenches on Montauban-Mametz Road. The soldier fourth from the left is 4918 Private H A M Walsh of Cootamundra, NSW.
Members of the 17th Construction Squadron take a meal break whilst working on a bridge on the road from Ba Ria (Phuoc Tuy Province) to Nha Trang (Phu Khanh Province). An unidentified sapper is using a
"Inside my dugout. My V.P.K. camera case on the left a loaf on the right , which I, the section commander, had to divide into 7 pieces, one slice each to each fellow in my section. (Did I learn to cut
