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Photograph H09221 First World War, 1914-1918Kemmel, Belgium. c. 1917. British Army soldiers in an area which had been a support line until the front line had moved forward. (Donor British Official Photograph D1531)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dickebusch, Belgium. c. 1918. British Army soldiers removing a message from the front line trenches which had been carried on the leg of a pigeon named Night Howler. (Donor British Official Photograph L59)
Kemmel, Belgium. c. 1917. British Army soldiers in an area which had been a support line until the front line had moved forward. (Donor British Official Photograph D1531)

France. c. 1918. A British Army soldier removing a message from a German Army messenger dog which was captured in the British lines. (Donor British Official Photograph L1098)

Ploegsteert, Belgium. c. 1917. British Army soldiers in a front line trench at a corner of Ploegsteert Wood with one of them using a periscope to observe German Army trenches. (Donor British Official

Ploegsteert, Belgium. c. 1917. British Army soldiers in a front line trench at a corner of Ploegsteert Wood with one of them using a periscope to observe German Army trenches. (Donor British Official

Albert Combles Area, France. c. 1918. A Church parade at Carney Valley near Montauban for British Army soldiers about to move into front line trenches. (Donor British Official Photograph D99)

Balkans, Greece. c. 1918. A Serbian Army front line trench in rocky country which made the digging of deep trenches an impossibility. (Donor British Official Photograph SAL760)
