The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Western Front. c. 1916. A large quantity of empty shell casings and ammunition boxes representing a small percentage of the ammunition used by the British Army in the bombardment of Fricourt. (Donor British Official Photograph A111)
Western Front. c. 1916. British Army artillerymen stacking a large quantity of empty ammunition boxes which represent a small percentage of the ammunition used by one British Division in the bombardme
France. c. 1917. Some of the empty shell casings and ammunition boxes resulting from the Canadian Army advance on Vimy Ridge. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)
Western Front. c. 1916. The war ravaged countryside around Fricourt. (Donor British Official Photograph C402)
Western Front. c. 1916. A deserted German trench captured after British Army bombardment in France. (Donor British Official Photograph A92)
Western Front. c. 1916. A line of German Army ammunition waggons destroyed near Mametz Wood by British artillery fire. (Donor British Official Photograph C421)
Western Front. c. 1916-08. King George V, on tour from England, near Fricourt on a hill named King George's Hill. He is conferring with General Sir Henry Rawlinson and General Sir W. Congreve concerni
