The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Positions occupied by the New Zealand component of ANZAC Corps during the withdrawal of British forces from Greece in 1941. Seen from the Lamia-Brallos Line. In this area the ANZAC Corps fought a very determined rearguard action which enabled evacuation from the beaches possible.
Drawing of the New Zealand positions on the Thermopylae-Pass, as seen from the direction of the German advance. New Zealand troops, forming with the 6th Australian Division, the ANZAC Corps, fought de
Looking across the marshes from the Lamia-Volos road. The northern end of the Brallos Pass can been seen in centre distance of picture. It was in the Brailos Pass that the ANZAC Corps fought a determi
Showing where troops of the New Zealand Division, ANZAC Corps, took up positions during the withdrawal of the British forces from Greece in 1941.
The Pass was the scene of a very determined delaying action fought by units of Anzac Corps, which included the 6th Australian Division, during the withdrawal of British forces in Greece to the evacuat
It was in Brallos Pass that units of ANZAC Corps fought a successful rearguard action against a German armoured attack during the withdrawal of British troops from Greece in 1941.
Sketch of Brallos Pass. During the withdrawal of British forces from Greece in 1941, units of the 6th Australian Division fought rearguard actions through this Pass, considerably delaying the enemy a