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Photograph P01835.047 First World War, 1914-1918Trones Wood, Albert-Combles area, France, 1916. A former gun position, possibly for a German artillery piece. The site is covered with camouflage screen netting supported on stakes.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 12th Army Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, preparing an 18 pounder battery site behind Vaulx, for registration on Lagnicourt. The gun layer is just visible above the shield (right foreground). A team of six horses is towing three limbers hitched together, is moving to the rear to refill after dumping ammunition under camouflage netting. Also identified is Lieutenant Raymond (left), standing behind a tripod, surveying the gun site.
Trones Wood, Albert-Combles area, France, 1916. A former gun position, possibly for a German artillery piece. The site is covered with camouflage screen netting supported on stakes.

An Australian Army L5, 105mm Pack Howitzer, deployed for operations near Ba Ria. The gun shield has been removed from the howitzer, indicating that it may have been transported to the site inside an M

Villa Wood, Albert-Bapaume area, France, c. 1916-12. A gun screen composed of camouflage netting erected on tall poles at the site of a former gun emplacement. At left is a jumble of tins, boxes and s

Gallipoli. 1915. Members of Australian Artillery No 9 Battery with an 18 pounder gun camouflaged against aerial reconnaissance. The gun has a disruptive paint scheme, visible on the front of the gun

View of the trophies captured by the 10th Battalion in their successful engagements around Merris in Northern France. Left to right: MG 08/15 bipod medium machine guns; a light Minenwerfer trench mort

View of the trophies captured by the 10th Battalion in their successful engagements around Merris in Northern France. Left to right: MG 08/15 bipod medium machine guns; a light Minenwerfer trench mort
