The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captain Felix Gordon Giles DSO, Officer Commanding D Company, 10th Battalion, sitting barefooted outside his dugout which has been camouflaged with tree branches, a map case is hanging from a post of the dugout and webbing is on the ground near his feet. A whistle is attached to his left pocket.
Major Felix Gordon Giles Commanding Officer of the 10th Battalion, standing outside the dugout of the Commanding Officer of the 10th Battalion, holding an improvised Turkish 'stick' mortar, made of a
Officers of D Company, 10th Battalion eating a meal in their dugout mess. Left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) William Howard Perry, MC; Lt William Stanley Frayne (killed in action 6 August 1915); Lt John
Korea, c. 1951-02. A dugout probably used by Communist Chinese troops is well camouflaged under a mound of earth and the spindly branches of a low tree or vine. A thin cover of snow lies on the ground
Major E N Mulligan DSO, Commanding Officer of the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company (standing) and Mr Malcolm Ross, New Zealand official war correspondent (sitting on sandbags), outside the camouflage
Two unidentified Australian soldiers talking to one another in a trench. The trench is partially camouflaged with hessian and one of the soldiers is sitting inside a newly constructed dugout. This t
Blangy-Tronville, France. An unidentified Australian soldier, with his back to the camera, standing outside one of the dugouts, built into a terraced hillside, occupied by Australian Pioneers and Tun
