British Official Photograph
Photograph H09280 First World War, 1914-1918St Jean, Belgium. Four horses lie dead amongst the litter of war after the Battle of Flanders. British Army soldiers can be seen leading horses in the background.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
St Jean, Belgium. Four horses lie dead amongst the litter of war after the Battle of Flanders. British Army soldiers can be seen leading horses in the background.
St Jean, Belgium. Four horses lie dead amongst the litter of war after the Battle of Flanders. British Army soldiers can be seen leading horses in the background.

Messines Area, Belgium. c. 1918. British Army sappers in muddy conditions digging a communication trench on Messines Ridge with shells exploding in the background during the Battle of Flanders. (Donor

British Army soldiers wounded during the Battle of Flanders await evacuation at Elverdinghe. An observation balloon in the background is being readied for launching. (

British Army soldiers in the midst of desolation and destruction leading up to Passchendaele from Boesinghe after one of the Flanders battles. (Donor British Official Photograph C2606)

Passchendaele Area, Belgium. c. 1917. A German Army Commander with his adjutant and staff being held as prisoners of war at St Jean. This group were captured in a dugout during the battle at Broodsein

British Army soldiers with pack mules loaded with ammunition moving forward near Hooge during the Battle of Flanders.
