The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The shell damaged church (centre) and other ruined buildings in the main square of Beaurevoir. On 5 October the village was stormed by the 25th British Division, with Australian troops attacking on the flank. Note two British troops sitting on the ground (right). This is the left hand image in a two part panorama. See E03603P for the combined image.
Ruined buildings in the main square of Beaurevoir. On 5 October the village was stormed by the 25th British Division, with Australian troops attacking on the flank. Note five British troops gathered
Ruined buildings in the main square of Beaurevoir. On 5 October the village was stormed by the 25th British Division, with Australian troops attacking on the flank. Note five British troops gathered
The main square and church, the day after the town's capture by Australian troops. See E02638P for the combined image. This is the left hand image in a two part panorama.
The main square and church, the day after the town's capture by Australian troops. See E02638P for the combined image. This is the right hand image in a two part panorama.
Ruined roadside buildings in the village of Strazeele where, in April 1918, the German onslaught was successfully withheld by the 1st Division. This is the right hand image in a two part panorama. S
A huge crater caused by a mine which had exploded about a week after the village had been taken by the troops of the 5th Division following the advance of 2 April 1917. Note several damaged village b
The village as it appeared on 16 August 1918. It was captured by the Germans during the March offensive and retaken on 8 August 1918 by the 17th and 18th Battalions, 5th Australian Infantry Brigade,
