The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Official Photographer, Captain George Hubert Wilkins, MC, (right) with Staff Sergeant William Joyce (left), standing with tripod and camera on a British Mark V tank, as the pair record the advance of Australian troops through the Hindenburg Line.
An informal portrait of four unidentified members of the 37th Battalion at a machine gun position which overlooks the valley of the Ancre. Lying around the entrances to the dugouts are kits, rifles a
Captain Hubert Wilkins MC and Bar, official photographer and member of the Australian Historical Mission, with two Turkish soldiers at Baby 700. One of a series of photographs taken on Gallipoli by Li
A record of the part played by Australia in the 1914-1918 war compiled from official and authentic war films taken by Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins, MC and Bar, Captain Frank Hurley and others. Edited a
Lieutenant George Hubert Wilkins, an Australian Official Photographer, looking out through the window of the shell damaged village church at Vlamertinghe, near Ypres, upon the graves of many Australia
Depicts Captain George Hubert Wilkins, official war photographer, viewed from behind, standing in a war damaged landscape behind a cinema camera, near the Hindenberg Line in France. Dyson noted that t
Two unidentified American soldiers standing on top of a ditched and shell struck tank in the Hindenburg Line. The tank is a Mark V (hermaphrodite) and is marked with the number 1.8. See E03913 for a
Informal portrait of Captain (Capt) George Hubert Wilkins. After returning to Australia in 1917 from the Arctic where he was the deputy leader of the Stefansson expedition, Wilkins joined the Australi
