The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE TWO MOST FORWARD MEN OF THE ATTACKING SECTION HURL THEMSELVES OBLIQUELY ACROSS THE WIRE, STRIKING THE TOP STRAND (SIMULTANEOUSLY) WITH THEIR CHESTS. THEIR RIFLES ARE HELD BUTT TO BUTT TO AVOID ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDING EACH OTHER.
THE TWO MOST FORWARD MEN OF THE ATTACKING SECTION HURL THEMSELVES OBLIQUELY ACROSS THE WIRE, STRIKING THE TOP STRAND (SIMULTANEOUSLY) WITH THEIR CHESTS. THEIR RIFLES ARE HELD BUTT TO BUTT TO AVOID ACC
THE TWO MOST FORWARD MEN OF THE ATTACKING SECTION HURL THEMSELVES OBLIQUELY ACROSS THE WIRE, STRIKING THE TOP STRAND (SIMULTANEOUSLY) WITH THEIR CHESTS. THEIR RIFLES ARE HELD BUTT TO BUTT TO AVOID ACC
Group portrait of unidentified members of the Transport Section, 4th Australian Infantry Brigade. Most of the men are wearing bandoliers across their chests.
Seven male, unidentified soldiers stand in line, with their rifles held up at an angle across their chests. Each is dressed in full military uniform, including a slouch hat. verso: three sketches -
Sergeant George Dossey, of California, at left, and Corporal Chester Kilmeck, of Pennsylvania, members of the United States Army, laughingly untangle themselves after striking difficulties during the
View of Ascension Farm during an attack, showing the formation of the attacking party of the 45th Battalion at their last halt before reaching the crest of the hill. They took the Hindenburg Trench on
