The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian motor cyclist cleaning the mud from his machine outside his billet in a Somme village, in France, during the winter of 1916-1917.
Local women standing outside the town hall at Martinpuich, prior to the First World War. The village became well known to the Australian troops during the winter of 1916-1917, which they spent in the
An Australian buying winkles (molluscs) from a French hawker in a village on the Somme where his battalion was resting during the winter of 1916-1917. Note the donkey on the right.
Two unidentified Australian soldiers outside their shelter, situated in the ruins of a Somme village, using a steel helmet to scrape off the winter mud from their clothes.
An unidentified Australian artillery driver cleaning mud from his team's harness in a billet near Mametz.
Australians at Montauban, in France, in December 1916, cleaning off the winter mud from their boots and clothes.
France. c. 1917. Gunners and drivers of a Canadian Army motor machine gun detachment cleaning their weapons and vehicles after a successful operation in the Somme area. (Donor Canadian Official Photog
