The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A trench line in Sector D24a runs across sloping fields west of the village of Dernancourt (background, right), which stands on the River Ancre (not in view). On the outskirts of the village are some huts that once formed part of the 3rd Australian Casualty Clearing Station (3CCS) at Edgehill. Part 1 of a 12 part panorama.
Dernancourt area, France, 1918-05-27. Fields west of the village of Dernancourt slope down to the Albert-Amiens railway line (centre and right) and to a group of huts (left) that once formed part of t
Buire-sur-Ancre area, France, 1918-05-27. In the foreground, a road cuts through fields west of Buire sidings on the Albert-Amiens railway line near Dernancourt. A series of huts stands along the sidi
Dernancourt area, France, 1918-05-27. A crossroads in Sector D.24.c lies in fields west of the village of Dernancourt which slope down to the Albert-Amiens railway line and, beyond it, tall trees lini
Buire-sur-Ancre area, France, 1918-05-27. Looking southeast to the outskirts of the village of Buire-sur-Ancre (midground, right), with a line of tall trees standing on the banks of the River Ancre (n
Buire-sur-Ancre area, France, 1918-05-27. In the foreground, a road cuts through fields west of Buire sidings on the Albert-Amiens railway line near Dernancourt. Along the line of the road, there is a
A footbridge across the Ancre River built by the 6th Field Company of Engineers and used by the 24th Battalion in their attack at Ville-sur-Ancre on 19 May 1918. In the background is the Dernancourt
