The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of B Company 3rd Battalion, in the 'jumping off' trench at Clapham Junction, from which the Australian troops of the 1st Division commenced their opening attack in the Third Battle of Ypres. Identified, left to right: 6725 Private (Pte) W Castle; unidentified; 1307 Private E J Blacklock; 3054A Pte Robert Daniel; unidentified; 2343 Pte J A Larkin; 2478 Pte G W Matthews; 5683 Pte W A D Howard (also identified as 6756 Private Leslie John Gottwald); 6156 Pte Gordon Oliver Foley; next two unidentified; 164 Corporal W Marshall DCM; 5027 Pte Vincent Amiet; the other men, partially obscured, are unidentified.
The 42nd Battalion returning from the front line through Houplines near Armentieres. Identified, left to right, back row: unidentified; Corporal (Cpl) J Lattin; Private (Pte) G Nevin; next two unident
Members of the 38th Battalion in Dog Trench near Guillemont Farm, in which they were held by machine gun fire during the attack on the Hindenburg Line, near Bony. Identified, left to right: 5918 Priva
Stretcher bearers of the 25th Battalion Headquarters and an ammunition fatigue party, near Clapham Junction in the Ypres Sector, returning along a communication trench from the new front line establis
Teams of the 59th Battalion playing rugby football during a brief rest from the fighting at Barleux. Identified, left to right: Corporal (Cpl) J. Renolds; Cpl H. J. Hayes; unidentified (obscured by Ha
An Australian field kitchen, conveying a hot meal for the advancing troops, passing through the ruins in Bapaume. Identified, following the first cart, left to right are: 6059 Private (Pte) W Goodwin;
Members of No 12 Platoon, C Company, 42nd Battalion, on the way to their billets near Half Past Eleven Square at Armentieres. Identified, left to right: unidentified; Private (Pte) M Costello; uniden
