The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Near Le Barque, France. A general view of the Maze showing the old German trenches and no man's land.
Near Le Barque, France. 3 March 1917. A view of the old no man's land at "The Maze", near Le Barque, after the Germans had retired from this area under pressure of the Australian troops. Note the dead
Near Le Barque, France. Former German trenches of the 'Maze' showing the effect of Australian heavy trench mortar fire.
Near Le Barque, France. Unidentified Australian pioneers constructing a duckwalk across the trenches of the 'Maze'. These trenches had just been vacated by German troops.
Near Le Barque, France. View of the 'Maze' showing damage to the area caused by Australian heavy trench mortars.
Near Le Barque, France. Five unidentified Australian Pioneers making a duckboard bridge across the trenches of the 'Maze'.
Near Le Barque, France. Yellow Cut road crossing the German trenches on the 'Maze'. This area was continually bombarded by Australian heavy trench mortars, and this, combined with frequent rain, red
