The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of No 12 Platoon, C Company, 42nd Battalion, on the way to their billets near Half Past Eleven Square at Armentieres. Identified, left to right: unidentified; Private (Pte) M Costello; unidentified; unidentified facing camera with slouch hat and gun over shoulder; Corporal W Perkins (looking towards camera); unidentified partially obscured; Pte R J Stokes; next three unidentified, walking through doorway; Lieutenant L Jacks (officer in cap); unidentified (behind Jacks).
The 42nd Battalion returning from the front line through Houplines near Armentieres. Identified, left to right, back row: unidentified; Corporal (Cpl) J Lattin; Private (Pte) G Nevin; next two unident
A party of Australians of the 12th Battalion engaged in road making near Bazentin. Identified, working in the trench, front to back of photograph are: 4061 Private (Pte) Angus Allison Breen (second ba
A group of 26 medical officers assembled outside a tent after a lecture by Sir Victor Horsley on the effects of gunshot wounds to the head. This group was the precursor of the Anzac Medical Associatio
Men of the 48th Battalion who had assisted in the capture of the first objective in the fighting near Le Verguier, watching the advance of the 45th Battalion towards Ascension Farm, which was the fina
The Dividing and Moulding machine at the Australian Field Bakeries. These machines moulded the dough into a two pound loaf, in readiness for the oven. Identified, left to right: unidentified (wearing
Men of the 57th Battalion drawing hot tea from a cooker, prior to marching out of the Swan area to the front line in the Ypres Sector. As protection from the mud, waders were worn and, where these wer
