The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
GREECE. PRIVATE F. SLOAN OF CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND, WAS ONE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE 20TH BATTALION, NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, WHO FOUGHT WITH SUPERB COURAGE. HE IS STANDING ON THE PASS SOUTH OF SERVIA WHERE NEW ZEALAND UNITS WERE HOLDING POSITIONS. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
WITH PIECES OF UNEXPLODED BOMBS AT HIS FEET, A NEW ZEALAND SOLDIER COLLECTS SOUVENIRS (INCLUDING A GERMAN HELMET) OF A SUCCESSFUL ACTION IN GREECE. HIS UNIT SHOT DOWN A GERMAN PLANE (LEFT) WITH BREN G
SERVIA PASS, GREECE. AN OBSERVATION POST OF THE 6TH NEW ZEALAND FIELD REGIMENT OVERLOOKING THE ALIAKMON RIVER.
OVERLOOKING ATHENS FROM THE WALL OF THE ACROPOLIS. SEVERAL OF THE NEW ZEALAND TROOPS HAVE REMARKED THAT THIS VIEW REMINDS THEM OF CHRISTCHURCH. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
GREECE. MEN OF A BRITISH ARTILLERY REGIMENT WITH ONE OF THE SIXTY POUNDER GUNS BROUGHT UP TO THE PASS SOUTH OF SERVIA. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
Showing where 2/2nd Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery and 2/2nd Australian Infantry Battalion held positions during the rearguard action fought in Brallos Pass during the withdrawal from Gree
Drawing of the New Zealand positions on the Thermopylae-Pass, as seen from the direction of the German advance. New Zealand troops, forming with the 6th Australian Division, the ANZAC Corps, fought de