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Photograph H09727 First World War, 1914-1918Etaples, France. c. 1918. Damage to a Red Cross hospital resulting from German Army aerial bombs which killed several nurses and British Army patients. (Donor British Official Photograph N1015)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. c. 1918. A British Army soldier inspecting the contents of a Red Cross train just captured by the British Army. The Germans had used the train to convey ammunition including aerial bombs, hand grenades and artillery shells. (Donor British Official Photograph N889)
Etaples, France. c. 1918. Damage to a Red Cross hospital resulting from German Army aerial bombs which killed several nurses and British Army patients. (Donor British Official Photograph N1015)

England. Eight different hand grenades used by the German Army. (Donor British Official Photograph BB77)

Feuchy Cross Roads, France. c. 1917. British soldiers, including some on horseback, with horse drawn transport just after they had captured the area from the German Army. (Donor British Official Photo

Meteren, France. c. 1917. A British Army soldier inspecting a newly captured German Army machine gun emplacement. (Donor British Official Photograph D2923)

France. c. 1918. A British Army soldier inspecting a gas proof box found in a captured German Army pigeon loft. The box had been used to attach messages to pigeons during a gas attack. (Donor British

Zillebeke, Belgium. c. 1917. German Army artillery shells bursting on ground which had been captured recently by the British Army during the Battle of Flanders. (Donor British Official Photograph D196
