The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Corbie, France. 28 August 1918. Australians of the 10th Brigade harvesting crops during a spell in the rest area.
Unidentified Australian soldiers of the 10th Brigade bringing in crops during time in a rest area near Corbie. Two soldiers (left) are standing on top of a wagon loaded with hay. The soldiers are us
Studio portrait of 2nd Lieutenant (2 Lt) Harry Heywood Coombe, 10th Battalion. A mechanical engineer from Goodwood, SA, 2 Lt Coombe originally enlisted and was taken on strength of the 10th Battalion
Three unidentified Australians in a field of flowers at Allonville. This richly green countryside, ablaze with bright red poppies was a favourite rest area of the Australian troops on coming out for a
Vaire sur Corbie, France. 14 August 1918. Lieutenant N. M. Timbrell, Assistant Adjutant, 35th Battalion, standing in a hole made by one of three German bombs dropped near C Company at Vaire sur Corbie
Depicts the damaged church and surrounding buildings at Corbie, near Amiens , in northern France. During 1918, Australian forces were engaged in the defence of the Amiens area and Brigade Headquarters
Retrospective account of war service with Headquarters' Signallers, 57 Battalion. Mentions enlistment , arrival in France, action at Fromelles, raid on German trenches, wounding and spell in London ho