The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Buire-sur-Ancre, France, 1918-05-27. Looking southeast to houses and the church (centre) in the village of Buire-sur-Ancre, with tall trees standing on the banks of the River Ancre (not in view) behind them and higher ground rising at rear. The steeple and roof of the church have been damaged by shellfire. A dark line running across the slope at rear (right) distinguishes an embankment lying in Sector K.1.c, while a line of trees on the horizon (right) marks the course of the Bray-sur-Somme-Corbie road. Part 8 of a twelve-part panorama. (Donor H. Graham) (Original print housed in AWM Archive Store)
Looking south-southeast to houses in the village of Buire sur Ancre (Buire), with a dense line of tall trees standing on the banks of the River Ancre (not in view) behind them and higher ground rising
Looking south-southeast to houses in the village of Buire sur Ancre (Buire), with a line of tall trees standing on the banks of the River Ancre (not in view) behind them and higher ground rising at re
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, France, 1918-05-27. Looking southeast to houses standing among trees in the village of Buire-sur-Ancre, with taller trees standing on the banks of the River Ancre (not in view) behind
Looking south towards houses on the outskirts of the village of Buire-sur-Ancre (Buire) (left), with a dense line of tall trees standing on the banks of the River Ancre (not in view) in the midground
Looking south towards a dense line of tall trees standing on the banks of the River Ancre (not in view) in the midground, with higher ground rising at rear to the trees of Marett Wood. A road travers
