The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sketch of Westhoek Ridge in Belgium. Duckboards can be seen in the left of this sketch, and they were heavily relied upon in this area as the muddy conditions made it difficult to walk through without duckboards.
Sketch of the duckboards used during the First World War to help movement due to the muddy conditions, especially prevalent in the Ypres Sector.
Drawn from Artillery Ridge during the action. Pearl Ridge is on the skyline and from there it is possible to see the other side of Bougainville island. Air bombing and strafing were followed by artill
View of Westhoek Ridge (right) and Clapham Junction (left) taken from Stirling Castle at 9.00 am when the troops of the 1st and 2nd Divisions operated over this area. Unidentified soldiers can be see
Soldiers of the 2/12 Australian Infantry Battalion stand around a campground. Dargie noted, "In these high regions of the Finisterres, the mists come up at morning and evening. It was through one of
View of the desolate countryside near Hannebeek and Polygon Wood, taken from Westhoek Ridge. In the background (right) German shells can be seen bursting over no man's land. This is a digitally comb
Landing at Anzacs Cove (Dardanelles) 25 April 1915. This postcard was sent by 622 Private Herbert Vincent Reynolds. The rear of the postcard is described as follows: AB Depot Weymouth Dear Mother Thes
