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Photograph P02527.016 First World War, 1914-1918Ypres, Belgium. 1917. A bombed building on the Ypres battlefield used as an observation post by members of 107th Howitzer Battery, nicknamed "Surrey House". (Donor J. Hardwicke)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dickebusch, Belgium. October 1917. A prisoner sleeping on the ground near the barbed wire fence of a prison compound near Ypres. Another soldier looks on through the barbed wire. (Donor J. Hardwicke)
Ypres, Belgium. 1917. A bombed building on the Ypres battlefield used as an observation post by members of 107th Howitzer Battery, nicknamed "Surrey House". (Donor J. Hardwicke)

Balikpapan, Borneo. c.1945-07. Japanese prisoners work outside the barbed wire fence which surrounds the No. 5 Japanese prisoner of war (POW) compound. (Original print housed in the AWM Archive Store)

German barbed wire defences near Retaliation Farm, in the Ypres sector, through which the Australians advanced in their attack on 4 October 1917.

PALESTINE. 1916? CAPTURED TURKISH PRISONERS IN A COMPOUND WITH A BARBED WIRE FENCE ENCLOSING IT. (DONOR A. WADDELL)

Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1971. Exterior view of 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) base prisoner of war (POW) compound inside a barbed wire fence.

BARMERA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 1943-03-11/17. A SECTION OF THE BARBED WIRE BOUNDARY FENCE OF NO. 10 COMPOUND, 14TH AUSTRALIAN PRISONER OF WAR AND INTERNMENT CAMP LOVEDAY GROUP.
