The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German Army artillery map board consisting of a mosaic of maps pasted onto a wooden background. It covers parts of the Somme area. The information text is damaged but may be for artillery position 330 [J?]. Date of enemy positions 17.7 [1918].
Used by observers to indicate the direction and range of a target upon which it was desired to bring fire to bear.
Targetting from a position about halfway between Morcourt and Bayonvillers, the board covers areas such as Lamotte-Santerre, Hangard Wood, Hamel, Hamel Wood and Vaire Wood, Hamelet, Villers-Bretonneux, Warfusee-Abancourt, Vaux-sur-Somme, Sailly-Laurant, Vair-sous-Corbie, Corbie, Mericourt, Ribemont-sur-Ancre, Ville-sur-Ancre and Marcelcave.
German artillery map boad marked 'Batterieplankarte fur Stellung Nr 371w'. Board is wooden, on which is pasted a mosaic of maps and a quadrant shaped compass scale. It is also marked ' Stande der Fei
German artillery range map mounted on a board. The map is labelled "Batterieplankarte". It shows the area around the town of Hamel, and the position of Australian lines in the aftermath of the Battle
Linen topographical target map mounted on a wooden backing board. The map describes an arc of 120 degrees. Markings on the map include 'A2. 9400', 'H.R.' and '5252'. German army Army artilley targ
1914-15 Star. Impressed reverse with recipient's details. Thomas Browne Slaney was born in Melbourne on 9 August 1890. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the militia in 1912, serving with 20
Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration (Geo V). Engraved reverse with recipient's details. Thomas Browne Slaney was born in Melbourne on 9 August 1890. He was commissioned a second lieutenan
Victory Medal with Mentioned in Despatches oak leaf. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Thomas Browne Slaney was born in Melbourne on 9 August 1890. He was commissioned a second lieuten
