The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Zillebeke, Belgium. 31 July 1917. A gun of the 2nd Battery, Australian Field Artillery, that received three direct German Army hits in a position taken up in front of Maple Copse. (Donor W.J. Batchelor)
Lagnicourt, France. 26 March 1917. A gun of the 1st Battery, Australian Field Artillery, which had been captured by the German Army in the morning and recaptured shortly afterwards. The AIF soldier st
Stirling Castle, Belgium. c. 1917. Signallers of the 1st Battery, Australian Field Artillery, on duty at a signal station where the Signal Officer, Lieutenant Walker, had been killed. From this statio
Original grave of 843 Battery Sergeant Major (BSM) Norman Griffiths Ellsworth, 102nd Howitzer Battery, of Creswick, Vic. A civil servant prior to enlisting in South Yarra, Vic on 19 August 1914, BSM E
Zillebeke, Belgium. c. 1917. British Army stretcher bearers carrying wounded personnel off the battlefield as German Army artillery shells burst nearby. (Donor British Official Photograph D2037)
Zillebeke, Belgium. c. 1917. German Army artillery shells bursting on ground which had been captured recently by the British Army during the Battle of Flanders. (Donor British Official Photograph D196
Studio portrait of 32252 Gunner Cappur Mitchell Webb, 8th Field Artillery Brigade (FAB) from Hawthorn, Victoria. A 20 year old medical student prior to enlisting on 4 October 1916, he embarked for ove
