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Photograph A01217 First World War, 1914-1918Looking down Monash Gully from Courtney's Post. 4th Brigade Headquarters are seen on right. Note the sandbag barricades to shelter from snipers.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"Monash Gully [sic]. Barricades across the road to avoid the snipers where the men are standing. Gen (General) Bridges (GOC Australian Division) was killed. The breastworks make zig zags in the road so that the snipers who are on the hill side can not get a straight view down the road." Image from the collection of Major Charles L. Mason, Royal Engineers, British Army.
Looking down Monash Gully from Courtney's Post. 4th Brigade Headquarters are seen on right. Note the sandbag barricades to shelter from snipers.

"The sap in Shrapnel Valley [sic] - men coming from the trenches to bath in the sea. Trenches are on the tops of the hills in the background. The sap is cut to avoid snipers and shell fire from the sa

The main track up Shrapnel Gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula, showing traverses, built to provide cover from Turkish snipers. It was near this site that 283 Major General William Throsby Bridges KCB AI

Monash Valley seen from the foot of MacLaurin's Hill where it joins Bridges' Road, with Braund's Hill in the centre, and McCay's Hill behind. The sandbag traverses in the valley were made to give shel

PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. AT THE CENTRE OF THE TOP OF THIS PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE SEEN THE RAMP AND PLATFORM OF THE "FLYING FOX" CONSTRUCTED BY THE 2/6TH FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, TO CON

"Shrapnel Valley [sic]. Looking N. [North] taken from 2nd line trenches. Hills on other side of valley are covered by thousands of dug-outs which can be seen with a magnifying glass." Image from the c
