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Photograph A01113 Period 1910-1919An unidentified woman soldier standing in front of the ruins of 'Gibraltar', a German fortification made of steel reinforced concrete. The blockhouse was captured in July 1916 by soldiers of the 2nd

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pozieres, France, 1916. The ruins of a German fortification made of steel-reinforced concrete and known as "Gibraltar" or "The Cement House". It was captured in 1916-07 by soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 1st AIF.
An unidentified woman soldier standing in front of the ruins of 'Gibraltar', a German fortification made of steel reinforced concrete. The blockhouse was captured in July 1916 by soldiers of the 2nd

The ruins of the German concrete pillbox (fortified observation post) that stood on the western edge of the village of Pozieres, called Gibraltar by the British because of its strength. Comprising a

A group of unidentified Australian soldiers standing in front of the 1st Division Memorial. The German stronghold known as Gibraltar can be seen on the right side of the image. Gibraltar was a concr

Depicts a wrecked building,smashed trees, a war grave and a battlefield on the horizon near Pozieres, France. 'Gibralter' was a German observation post, originally of reinforced concrete, on the outsk

Pozieres, France. 16 September 1917. View of the very strong concrete redoubt known as "Gibraltar" at Pozieres.

View of the area near Pozieres showing Mametz Wood and the German stronghold known as Gibraltar (far left). The Albert to Bapaume road and railway line are visible on the left. In the centre and on
