The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Flirey, France. Dugouts and shelters on the side of a hill at the race course in Flirey, a small French village on the railway line between Toul and Metz. The dugouts are made from corrugated iron and logs and are reinforced with sandbags. This is one half of a stereo image, the full image is held at P02693.014. (Donor M. Wolfer)
Flirey, France. Dugouts and shelters on the side of a hill at the race course in Flirey, a small French village on the railway line between Toul and Metz. The dugouts are made from corrugated iron and
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c May 1915. Bivouacs at an Australian position in Anzac Gully, above Lieutenant General William Riddell Birdwood's Headquarters. The dugouts are cut into the slope and are
France. Adjutant Dambrine, who was severely wounded and is lying in a makeshift stretcher bed, saluting a high ranking French Officer during the ceremony at which he was presented the Medaille Militai
France, c. 1917. Marshal Joffre (at left, in doorway) and other senior officers of the French Army at the army's headquarters near the battle front. The headquarters are well protected with stacks of
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c May 1915. Officers and soldiers conferring in a trench reinforced with sandbags on one of the ridges at Gallipoli. Note the latrine set into an alcove in the wall of the
France. Two French soldiers using a machine gun mounted on a special stand, which allows the gun to be elevated and turned to the left and right, as an anti aircraft gun in a trench, which is reinforc
