The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A wounded soldier of the 30th Battalion being carried through a ruined street in Bapaume, on the day the Australians entered it. Identified, left to right: 2297 Private (Pte) A L Bull; 3061 Pte W H Walters, stretcher case; 2633 Pte T Donnelly.
A wounded British airman being carried up the Bapaume Road, through Le Sars, on the day the Australians entered Bapaume. Identified are: Private Eastman, 2nd Pioneers (extreme left); Private Smith, 2n
2795 Private (Pte) Charles William Marsh (left), and 2319 Pte L Dixon (right), Australians of the 30th Battalion, passing through the burning town of Bapaume.
B Company, 30th Battalion supports resting in a mine crater in the Cambrai road, Bapaume, on the day the Australians took the town. Left to right: sitting on wood frame 401 Private (Pte) T H Davis; 51
401 Private (Pte) T H Davis MM (left), and 4061 Pte S Cavanaugh, two members of the 30th Battalion passing a burning house in Bapaume. The notice board on the ruined builder's shop on the left, with i
A portion of the workshop fitted up in an old mill on the canal by the 3rd Pioneers Battalion. Power for an electric motor was supplied by the water wheel seen beyond the door. Identified, left to rig
Portrait of the Band of the 10th Battalion. Left to right, back row: 6582 Private (Pte) C. E. Sullivan; 4501 Pte F. E. Jolly; 3811 Pte C. T. A. Mills; 6460 Pte K. L. Wauchope; 6580 Pte L. B. Smith; 37
