The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of 965 Sergeant Claude Lionel Lindsay Ridley, 1538 Private (Pte) Frederick Isaac Cregan and 2638 Pte William Frew, all members of the 30th Battalion, resting outside Bapaume prior to the entry of the battalion into the town.
“Shanty Town”, campsite of the 30th Infantry Battalion resting at the Dallman River, Huon Peninsula. Identified personnel are: NX122095 Sergeant Percy Allan Bungate (nearest camera); NX157163 Priva
Postcard entitled "Our Queanbeyan boys, No. 3," bearing individual portraits of the following First World War soldiers from the Queanbeyan, NSW district. Top row from left to right: 1390 Private (Pte
Postcard entitled "Our Queanbeyan boys, No. 3," bearing individual portraits of the following First World War soldiers from the Queanbeyan, NSW district. Top row from left to right: 1390 Private (Pte
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.
C Company of the 30th Battalion resting on the outskirts of Bapaume, on 17 March 1917, the day of its capture by our troops. A German shrapnel shell bursting over the town shows above the centre of th
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
