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Photograph H02117 First World War, 1914-1918LE BARQUE, FRANCE, C. 1917. THE VILLAGE OF LE BARQUE, ABOUT 4000 YARDS SOUTH WEST OF BAPAUME, DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING GERMAN ARMY IN THEIR 1917-02 WITHDRAWAL.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LE TRANSLOY, FRANCE, C. 1917. THE FRENCH VILLAGE OF LE TRANSLOY, DESTROYED IN THE GERMAN WITHDRAWAL OF 1917-02.
LE BARQUE, FRANCE, C. 1917. THE VILLAGE OF LE BARQUE, ABOUT 4000 YARDS SOUTH WEST OF BAPAUME, DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING GERMAN ARMY IN THEIR 1917-02 WITHDRAWAL.

Le Transloy, France. c 1917. An unidentified officer looking at the destroyed Figure of Christ. The torso of the statue is lying in the debris of the destroyed buildings. Le Transloy is an area that w

Le Transloy. A sugar factory that was destroyed by shell fire. The village was close to the front line that the Australians occupied on the Somme during winter 1916-1917; they entered it when pursui

FRANCE, C. 1917. MUDDY SCENE ON THE SOMME BATTLEFIELD NEAR LE TRANSLOY. AN AIMING POINT FOR GUNS CAN BE SEEN IN THE RIGHT BACKGROUND.

Moselle Area, France. 1916-02. Former German trenches under snow at Le Mouchoir, Bois Le Pretre. (Donor French Government)

Ervillers, France. c. 1917. Destroyed buildings in the village after the British Army captured it from the German Army. (Donor British Official Photograph D1103)
