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Photograph E02676 Period 1910-1919The ruins of Monument Wood, near Villers-Bretonneux. Monument Wood was captured on 9 July by 50 men of the 28th Battalion in a daylight raid upon the strongly fortified north west corner of the wood

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a landscape near Villers Bretonneux, with damaged trees and ground. Monument Wood was captured on 9 July by 50 men of the 28th Battalion AIF in a daylight raid upon the strongly fortified north west corner of the wood. The party routed the German garrison of 100, who either fled demoralised or were shot down.
The ruins of Monument Wood, near Villers-Bretonneux. Monument Wood was captured on 9 July by 50 men of the 28th Battalion in a daylight raid upon the strongly fortified north west corner of the wood

Depicts a landscape near Villers Bretonneux, with damaged trees and ground.
Depicts a landscape near Villers Bretonneux.
A stranded British Mark IV female tank, which was used for some time by the enemy as a strong post, in a conspicuous position, near Monument Wood, forward of Villers-Bretonneux. It had previously been

Depicts a view of the western entrance to the town of Villers-Bretonneux, with damaged buildings and trees, as observed by the artist while in France during the First World War. Arthur Streeton is b
The base section of this imitation tree consists a square section of steel placed horizontally on the ground, with turned up edges and a voided circle in the centre. Around the circle is a tube sectio
