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Photograph E05303 Period 1910-1919Chatelet, Belgium. An outdoors informal group portrait of unidentified members of the 1st Australian Mechanical Transport Company gathered in front of a row of cars and Peerless trucks before embarki

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Chatelet. An outdoors group portrait of unidentified officers, NCOs and men of the 1st Australian Mechanical Transport Company and civilians gathered near trucks and two motorbikes. Three Australian flags are visible (one in the centre and two on the right). Several children can be seen on the left, while other civilians are gathered in front of the 'Reunion Cafe'. A soldier is repairing a truck in front of L'Eglise de L'Imaculee Conception (Church of the Immaculate Conception) at far right. This panorama is one of a series taken by the Australian War Records Section. The original 10 inch x 46 inch long 'Cirkut' camera nitrate negative is housed in the AWM Nitrate Store . It only available as a digital print.
Chatelet, Belgium. An outdoors informal group portrait of unidentified members of the 1st Australian Mechanical Transport Company gathered in front of a row of cars and Peerless trucks before embarki

An outdoors group portrait of unidentified officers, NCOs and men of the 58th Battalion gathered in front of trees. This panorama is one of a series taken by the Australian War Records Section. The
An outdoors group portrait of unidentified officers, NCOs and men of the 57th Battery, Australian Field Artillery, gathered in front of a brick barn. This panorama is one of a series taken by the Aus
An outdoors group portrait of unidentified officers, NCOs and men of the 31st Battalion and the 8th Light Trench Mortar Battery, gathered in front of a building. Note a large chimney stack in the bac
An outdoors group portrait of unidentified officers, NCOs and men of the 13th Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, gathered in front of buildings. This panorama is one of a series taken by an Australi
An outdoors group portrait of unidentified officers, NCOs and men of the 56th Battalion. The dog in the front row (right) is possibly the battalion mascot. This panorama is one of a series taken by
