The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Palestine. c. 1917. A German 5.9 inch Howitzer apparently manned by a Turkish Army crew. This was a captured enemy photograph and all these guns were actually manned by German and Austrian Army personnel but photographs of this nature were posed for the Turkish press.
Palestine. c. 1917. An anti-aircraft gun manned by a German Army team. All the men in this photograph are Turkish soldiers. This was a captured enemy photograph and apparently the Turks were included
Palestine. c. 1917. A captured enemy photograph of an Austrian Army 9.45 inch Howitzer on the Nablus Road.
Albert, France. May 1918. A German Army artillery crew firing a 15cm (5.9 inch) howitzer in front of the town. (Donor German War Museum: Bufa 8760)
The remains of a German 5.9 inch howitzer in Pozieres Copse, in France. This position was captured by the 3rd and 11th Battalions, AIF, on 23 July 1916.
Italy. c. 1918. Three Austrian Army 9.5 inch guns which were captured during the Italian Campaign. (Donor British Official Photograph KI538)
Fampoux Ridge, France. 1917-04. This German Army 5.9 inch gun was almost new when captured by the British Army. It was made on 1917-02-13 and captured two months later. (Donor British Official Photogr
