The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Western Front. c. 1916. A captured German Army 10 inch Minenwerfer designed to throw tin canisters filled with high explosives. The barrel was constructed of timber and bound with galvanized wire. (Donor British Official Photograph A147)
England. A 10 inch Minenwerfer captured from the German Army. It was a mortar type weapon designed for throwing tin canisters filled with high explosives. The barrel was constructed with timber bound
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 group of British Army soldiers, some wearing captured German helmets, watching a blacksmith shoe a horse in France. (Donor British Official Photograph A143)
Western Front. c. 1916. A 9.2 inch railway mounted Naval gun in operation with the British Army in France. (Donor British Official Photograph A96)
Western Front. c. 1916. British Army artillerymen with their camouflaged 8 inch howitzer positioned in a pit in France. (Donor British Official Photograph A102)
Western Front. c. 1916. German prisoners of war captured in France by the British Army at La Boisselle, just visible in the distance, being moved to the rear. (Donor British Official Photograph C319)
