The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Stretcher bearers of the 25th Battalion Headquarters and an ammunition fatigue party, near Clapham Junction in the Ypres Sector, returning along a communication trench from the new front line established twenty four hours previously, as a result of the Australian advance on 20 September 1917. Identified, from foreground to background, working back: unidentified; Private (Pte) Nowland; next seven soldiers unidentified; Pte S Williams; Pte McCafferty; unidentified; Pte M J Durkin, 26th Battalion; all other men unidentified, except for the soldier in the left background facing camera, on parapet with hands in pocket is, Pte C Tobin, 26th Battalion.
A group of unidentified Australian stretcher bearers, some carrying rolled up stretchers, leaving a tank hole and relay post near Clapham Junction. The soldier on the far right is wearing a Red Cross
BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1944-12-31. NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS CARRYING Q136290 PRIVATE H.T. PALMER C COMPANY, 25TH INFANTRY BATTALION DOWN THE ARTILLERY HILL TRACK DURING THE AUSTRALIAN ATTACK ON JAPANESE
A fatigue party of English soldiers attached to the 3rd Division burying the men killed in the abortive attempt, on 12 October 1917, to capture Passchendaele Ridge in the Ypres Sector. These fatigue p
Eight unidentified soldiers sit beside a MK IV female tank spiked on a tree stump at Clapham Junction, in the Ypres sector, in Belgium. It was put out of action in the attack a week previously.
A fatigue party of the 13th Battalion resting near Clapham Junction, in the Ypres Salient, whilst engaged in carrying up to the front line material for entanglements to secure the positions newly won
BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1944-12-31. NATIVE STRETCHER BEARERS CARRYING Q22061 SERGEANT O.W. WREN, C COMPANY, 25TH INFANTRY BATTALION, DOWN A SLOPE TO THE ARTILLERY HILL REGIMENTAL AID POST DURING THE AUST
