P00077.014
Photograph P00077.014 First World War, 1914-1918FRANCE, C.1916. ANZACS IN FRANCE. SOME SHAVE. AFTER SEVERAL DAYS OF HARD FIGHTING, THIS ANZAC WEARING A HUN HELMET IS SHAVING HIMSELF WITH GUSTO,USING AN EXTEMPORISED MIRROR.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Corbie, France. 31 March 1918. Informal portrait of British cavalrymen cleaning up at Corbie after several days' hard fighting. Note the initials XV HRS on the door on the left.
FRANCE, C.1916. ANZACS IN FRANCE. SOME SHAVE. AFTER SEVERAL DAYS OF HARD FIGHTING, THIS ANZAC WEARING A HUN HELMET IS SHAVING HIMSELF WITH GUSTO,USING AN EXTEMPORISED MIRROR.

Distant view of the 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment's position in front of Gaza. This coastal city was at one end of the Turks' main line of defences in Palestine, the other being at Beersheba.

A view of the village where the 5th Australian Infantry Brigade had some hard fighting on 9 August and 10 August 1918. The locality was shelled heavily by the enemy for several days afterwards.

An informal portrait of General Sir A H Russell KCB KCMG, Divisional Commander of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force (NZEF), standing outside a door at Divisional Headquarters. Note the number on th

Near Corbie, France. 27 June 1918. Australian bridge sentries relaxing in their comfortable quarters at La Neuville, near Corbie. Note the soldier on the right is holding his gun with fixed bayonet.

Studio portrait of 6509 Private (Pte) Arthur Percival Ferguson, 16th Battalion. A commission agent from Pingelly, Western Australia, prior to enlistment, he embarked with the 21st Reinforcements from
