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Photograph E04546 First World War, 1914-1918Messines Sector, Belgium. 17 February 1918. An old German machine gun and observation post near Ungodly Avenue in the Messines Sector, which was used by various battalions as a First Aid Post.

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Messines Sector, Belgium. 17 February 1918. An old German machine gun and observation post near Ungodly Avenue in the Messines Sector, which was used by various battalions as a First Aid Post.
Messines Sector, Belgium. 17 February 1918. An old German machine gun and observation post near Ungodly Avenue in the Messines Sector, which was used by various battalions as a First Aid Post.

Messines Sector, Belgium. 17 February 1918. Australians engaged in constructing a reinforced concrete observation post under a camouflage screen near Broken Tree House.

Messines Sector, Belgium. 17 February 1918. A camouflaged observation post in the course of construction near Broken Tree House, in the Messines Sector, when the Australians were engaged in strengthen

Messines Sector, Belgium. 16 February 1918. An observation post, constructed of metal, camouflaged to represent the trunk of a tree at Warnane Lodge, in the Messines Sector. It was used by Australians

General Sir William Riddell Birdwood visiting a Battalion Headquarters in the support line trenches in Ungodly Avenue in the Messines Sector, in Belgium, on 25 January 1918. General Birdwood is second

A shell smashed house at Strazeele, which was used as Company Headquarters by various Australian Battalions of the 1st Division, during their defence of this sector in April and May 1918.
