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Photograph H09211 First World War, 1914-1918France. c. 1917. Two British Army soldiers at the entrance to their dugout which had once been a German Army concrete gun position. (Donor British Official Photograph D1519)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Chipilly, France. c. 1917. Two British Army soldiers examining a German Army field gun which had been put out of action by a direct hit from British artillery. (Donor British Official Photograph D3014)
France. c. 1917. Two British Army soldiers at the entrance to their dugout which had once been a German Army concrete gun position. (Donor British Official Photograph D1519)

Fampoux Ridge, France. c. 1917. A British Army soldier seated on a German Army 5.9 inch gun which had been destroyed by British artillery fire. (Donor British Official Photograph D1229)

Nieppe Forest, France. c. 1917. A British Army soldier inspecting the few remains of an ammunition lorry which had received a direct hit from a shell. (Donor British Official Photograph D2930)

Chipilly, France. c. 1917. A British Army tank moving forward to clear undergrowth to assist the advancing British soldiers. (Donor British Official Photograph D3028)

Fampoux, France. c. 1917. A massive and well protected German Army gun position after it had been captured by the British Army. (Donor British Official Photograph D1523)

Messines, Belgium. c. 1917. A German Army trench near Messines Ridge which had been destroyed by the advancing British Army. The bodies of two German soldiers are still in the trench. (Donor British O
