The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two 18 pounder guns of the British Royal Horse Artillery covered with purple net to hide them from enemy aeroplane observation.
Cape Helles, Turkey. 1915. A line of British naval guns just landed from sea transport for action in the Dardanelles area. The guns are being covered with British Army soldiers' overcoats to hide them
An infantry camp at Mohamidiya, showing the tents covered with brushwood to conceal them from enemy aeroplane observation. This method however, was not satisfactory owing to the shadows thrown by the
Two 18 pounder guns of the Royal Horse Artillery, part of the Anzac Mounted Division, in action.
Two Australian soldiers standing amongst ammunition limbers, some of which have been covered with bushes to conceal them from enemy observation.
Heavy clouds of dust and smoke almost hide this 25-pounder of the107th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, when fired from under heavy camouflage netting.
Heavy clouds of dust and smoke almost hide this 25-pounder of the107th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, when fired from under heavy camouflage netting.
