The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hindenburg Line Area, France. c. 1918. Balloons known as Hindenburg Paper Phantoms were floated by British Army soldiers over German Army lines in French and Belgian invaded areas bearing truth messages for the civilian population. (Donor British Official Photograph N792)
Hindenburg Line Area, France. c. 1918. British Army personnel checking wind strength and direction before releasing a Hindenburg Paper Phantom balloon to float over German Army lines in occupied areas
France. c. 1918. A British Army soldier inspecting a German Army trench concrete making machine used in the construction of the German Hindenburg Line. (Donor British Official Photograph L1411)
St Quentin, France. c. 1918. British Army signallers turning into an office one of the pillboxes on the captured German Army Hindenburg Line. A lone dog appears to be part of the action. (Donor Britis
Queant, France. c. 1918. A British Army staff car pauses at a barricade across the main street erected by the retreating German Army. This was the area in which the British Army broke through the Hind
Queant, France. c. 1918. The area in which the Hindenburg and Wotan Lines joined. (Donor British Official Photograph D3134)
France. c. 1917. British and French Army soldiers combine to form a line to hold back German advancing troops. (Donor British Official Photograph D2737)
