The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Stokes trench mortar in a front line post of the 18th Battalion, near Ploegsteert, photographed under wintry conditions. Identified, left to right: Lieutenant A Johnson; Captain W G Graham MC; unidentified.
Unrevetted trenches in the Ploegsteert Sector, occupied by the 18th Battalion. The section photographed is a portion of Una Trench, 200 yards behind our front line posts. Identified, left to right: Ca
A firing bay in a captured trench near Ploegsteert. Owing to the sodden nature of the country, all excavations had to be revetted to prevent them falling in. The photograph was taken on a quiet day in
The 42nd Battalion returning from the front line through Houplines near Armentieres. Identified, left to right, back row: unidentified; Corporal (Cpl) J Lattin; Private (Pte) G Nevin; next two unident
Australians of the 37th Battalion with French Colonial troops in the International Post before Monument Wood. Identified, along right of trench, back to front (wearing their steel helmets): Lieutenant
Group portrait of the staff of 5th Australian Infantry, Brigade Headquarters near Amiens. Back row, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) P. J. Timmins MC; Lt R. P. Little MC MM; Lt H. S. Blunt; Interpreter
The Headquarters of the 18th Battalion, about 150 yards from the front line, on Broodseinde Ridge, in the Ypres Sector. The photograph was taken immediately after a salvo of enemy shells had passed cl
