The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An illustration depicting what may happen to a soldier from the Tunnelling Company having returned from the First World War home to Australia. He is in a pub with two civilians and a barmaid listening to his depictions of the war. This is how the soldiers must have hoped to be received at home after the war.
An illustration depicting a soldier from a Tunnelling Company, returned from the First World War to Australia with bags of 'souvenirs' on his way to a museum to sell. The bags contain nosecaps and dud
An illustration depicting a soldier from the 2nd Tunnelling Company being kicked up the rear by the Quarter Master with two fellow soldiers hiding and watching.
An illustration depicting an Australian soldier in a dugout with a book and candle, listening for Germans. Fritz was a slang term the soldiers used for the German soldiers.
An illustration depicting an entrance to a tunnel being built by the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company, that was meant to lead the allies to Ostend, Belgium on the North Sea. Soldiers are being led in
A humorous illustration depicting two Australian tunnelling soldiers, breaking through their tunnel into a German one. A German soldier is relaxing against the wall the Australians are breaking throug
A humorous illustration depicting a battlefield and two soldiers finding cover. One is in a small dugout hole while the other is jumping into a mine shaft whilst yelling "FOUND A BETTER 'OLE MATE". Th