The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. 3 May 1918. View taken from reserve Company Headquarters looking west. Our 18 pounder batteries just beyond ridge. Headquarters gully on Morlancourt front, south of Marret Wood. Left to right is communications trench (CT) running back to reserve trench and over hill. Private W. Gellately, Pte R. Lalor and Pte G. Smith, of B Company, 35th Battalion stand in the gully. On the ridge is trench of 5th Pioneers, B Company. Company in reserve. From the centre to the right is one of the tracks taken by ration limbers etc. In the centre rations and trench material etc used to be dumped here at night.
Three unidentified members of the 2nd Divisional Pioneers erecting camouflage screens along the Franvillers Road. Franvillers was the centre of the reserve system for the troops operating on Morlancou
Near Morlancourt Ridge, France. 7 April 1918. The 37th Battalion occupying a sunken road in front of Marett Wood, near Morlancourt Ridge, when the enemy occupied the ridge in the distance. This road m
Monash Gully, looking south west from Turkish trenches on left of Quinn's Post. The lowest ridge near the sea is Maclagan's Ridge, Plugge's Plateau on right. High ridge running towards the sea on left
Gallipoli. 1915. Panorama taken from Brighton Hill showing positions held by the Anzac troops. The caption on the bottom of the original photograph reads from left to right: `The foot of Shrapnel Gull
View from Braund's Hill, showing in the distance from left to right Plugges Plateau, Rest Gully, Sphinx and Walker's Ridge. The 2nd Division Headquarters is in the centre. Note the sandbagged terrac
View of Quinn's Post showing the corner on the right and Turkish trenches in the centre, Dead Man's Ridge on the left. Taken from the junction of Pope's Reserve Gully and the gully leading to Quinn's
