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Photograph E00828 First World War, 1914-1918Australian pack horses on the main road near Ypres moving to the ammunition dumps to collect 18 pounder shells for transport to the guns in the salient.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Camouflaged dumps of 18 pounder shells along the edge of the field of ripening wheat, when everything was ready for the advance which opened the following morning.
Australian pack horses on the main road near Ypres moving to the ammunition dumps to collect 18 pounder shells for transport to the guns in the salient.

An unidentified Australian soldier standing near a 18 pounder field gun at a camouflaged Australian Artillery position. Note the artillery shells stacked on either side of the gun.

A camouflaged 18 pounder gun of the 45th Battery, 12th Australian Field Artillery Brigade, in a wheat field. At the time this gun was only used in response to SOS signals. Identified, left to right: 3

Villers-Bretonneux, France. 27 April 1918. A camouflaged 18 pounder gun manned by Australian gunners, behind Villers-Bretonneux. The gun was placed there for anti-tank defence, on 27 April 1918, follo

VOULOS. A VIEW TAKEN FROM THE EDGE OF THE CAMP AREA AT VOULOS WHEN THE ADVANCE PARTY OF THE A.I.F. WAS MAKING CAMP READY FOR THE ARRIVAL OF THE REST OF OUR TROOPS.

Four unidentified Australian soldiers with a camouflaged gun at a 1st Brigade Australian 18 Pounder Battery position. The position, established on the edge of the forest, has been camouflaged with sc
