The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An illustration with two images side by side, depicting a German soldier (hun) wondering what he can hear on the other side of his tunnel and the term 'INQUIRY' inscribed underneath, and the next image is the German soldier being hit in the face by the shovel of an Australian tunneler through the tunnel wall, and the term 'INFORMATION' inscribed underneath.
An illustration depicting a humorous parade of sick soldiers and a Sergeant making a sick report; one in an oversized coat with 'consumption' inscribed underneath, one with very high-waisted pants and
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.
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
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
Depicts United States infantry soldier preventing a German from killing a woman and her child. The U.S. soldier's left hand is resting on a rifle that is pointing down to the ground. His right arm is
Sketch on a leaf torn from a small sketchpad, depicting an Egyptian policeman standing with one arm by his side, fist clenched, and the other crossed behind his back. He leans to his right, his left l
