The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. 1915-12-19. Interior of a communications trench on the right flank used by members of No. 2 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers. The photograph features the lower part of the trench with Lance Corporal Frederick Dilworth, Headquarters Surveyor, at the end. The caption for the photograph, written by Sergeant Cyril Lawrence, reads `The ground was so rotten and had been so blown about by the shells that we just had to dig deeply and build the sides up with sandbags - revetting it is called'. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)
Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. 1915-12-19. Interior of a trench occupied by members of No. 2 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, including Sergeant Cyril Lawrence. The photograph features the steps lea
Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. 1915-12-15. The barrel of a 4.7 inch naval gun after it was blown up in preparation for the evacuation (a photograph of the barrel minutes before is at P02226.028). The gun had
Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. 1915-12-15. The barrel of a 4.7 inch naval gun minutes before it was blown up in preparation for the evacuation (see P02226.029). The gun had been on HMS Powerful, had been used
39023 Corporal Barrie James Edwards and 104 Signal Squadron's gymnasium. One of 477 colour 35mm transparencies taken or collected by 2784336 Signalman (Sig) Stuart Lindsay Weller, 104 Signal Squadron,
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 25 April 1915. Ari Burnu, looking down on the beach from Plugge's Plateau, showing a trench on the summit of Ari Burnu Knoll rushed by the 3rd Australian Brigade immediate
The old 'O.G. 1' line [Old German 1 line] at Pozieres, France, looking north towards the Windmill from a point about 200 to 400 yards north of the junction with Pozieres trench. The photograph illustr
