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Photograph H09624 First World War, 1914-1918Radinghem, France. c. 1918. A line of wrecked German Army concrete pillboxes. (Donor British Official Photograph L1793)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Radinghem, France. c. 1918. Opened coffins containing the bodies of German Army soldiers. They had probably been lifted from graves for the bodies to be removed elsewhere. (Donor British Official Photograph L1454)
Radinghem, France. c. 1918. A line of wrecked German Army concrete pillboxes. (Donor British Official Photograph L1793)

Moislains, France. c. 1918. Bodies of German Army dead soldiers on a sunken road near the town. (Donor British Official Photograph D3129)

France. c. 1918. Wounded German Army soldiers, some on stretchers, waiting to be attended to by members of the Royal Army Medical Corps after the British Army had captured a village the Germans had be

Radinghem, France. c. 1918. The apparent cottage was a concrete German Army machine gun position and observation post built to mislead the Allied forces as to its purpose. (Donor British Official Phot

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

Albert Combles Area, France. c. 1918. British Army soldiers aboard a line of motor lorries on their way back for a rest after they had captured Guillemont from the German Army. (Donor British Official
