The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The gateway through which the 53rd Australian Battalion entered Peronne in their renewed attack and final capture of the town early that morning. The wrecked bridge, portion of which can be seen in the foreground, was blown up just as it was reached by the advancing Australians. Note the two soldiers.
View of the Beaurevoir Mill, which was situated on a hill captured by the 6th Australian Infantry Brigade on 3 October 1918. Taken from an outpost reached on the morning of the attack, the picture sho
A barricade erected by the enemy across a bridge which led from Clery to Peronne, seen on the day when the capture of Peronne was completed by troops of the 5th Australian Division. Note the unidentif
Germany. 1945-05-27. The wrecked Adolf Hitler bridge in the centre of Bremen which was blown up by the Germans to delay the Allied advance. Behind can be seen some of the city's ruins and the twin spi
A machine gun position established by the 54th Battalion during the morning of the attack through Peronne. The photograph was taken the following day, after the capture of the town, when positions clo
Members of the 6th Australian Infantry Brigade moving along a communication trench at 1.30 p.m. in the renewed assault upon Mont St Quentin, which resulted in the final capture of this highly importan
A portion of the flooded trench that troops of the 8th Australian Infantry Brigade reached in an abortive attack on 19th-20th July 1916. The Germans, following the loss of their trenches, turned a cr