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Photograph E02900 First World War, 1914-1918The body of a German machine gunner in a trench near Lihons. In the battle of 10 August he stuck courageously to his gun until the very last minute and died fighting.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A German machine gunner lying dead at his post in a trench near Hargicourt. He had courageously fought to the last, using his gun with deadly effect against the advancing Australian troops. Note the spent cartridges right foreground.
The body of a German machine gunner in a trench near Lihons. In the battle of 10 August he stuck courageously to his gun until the very last minute and died fighting.

A captured German trench at Gillemont Farm. At this particular point in the attack of 29 September by American and Australian troops, a German machine gun crew had been killed and the advancing troops

The newly filled grave of a German soldier, buried near a trench behind the lines at Villers-Bretonneux. In the right background there are three unidentified Australian soldiers sitting above a trench

German machine gunners who fought to the death with their gun near Estrees, on 3 October 1918, when the battle for the Masnieres-Beaurevoir line was commenced. The position in the foreground was captu

Three unidentified soldiers at an observation post in the Hindenburg main line near Bony, shortly after the enemy had been driven from his strongholds in this sector. Note the dead German soldier in t
A German gun and its limber captured by Australian troops during the attack on the Hindenberg line near Bellicourt. Note the dead horses in the foreground.
