The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Returning for a brief spell from the fighting at Passchendaele to Dragoon Farm, near Ypres, the members of the 10th Australian Infantry Brigade forgot the mud and misery of the previous day's experience with the arrival of the Australian mail. Identified, left to right: 163 Private (Pte) T W Dale; Lieutenant H Chamberlain; unidentified (back to camera); 1784 Pte S J Alford; unidentified, obscured and kneeling; unidentified, back to camera; 2034 Corporal C M Columbine (profile view and third from right); all others are unidentified.
The two survivors of a 40th Battalion Lewis Gun crew cleaning their Lewis Gun at Dragoon Farm, near Ypres, after the Battle of Passchendaele. This was the third battle in which the gun had been used,
Men of the 40th Battalion having their feet attended to at Dragoon Farm, near Ypres, after several days' fighting in the mud during the Battle of Passchendaele. Identified are: 84 Corporal O H Hansson
Members of the Australian Field Bakeries at Rouen, drawing a batch of bread from an oven. Identified, left to right: Private (Pte) Franks; Pte Butler; Pte Farnham; Pte Baker; unidentified (partially o
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
Men of the 40th Battalion shaving at Dragoon Farm, near Ypres, after returning for a rest from the attack at Passchendaele. In the attack made by the 10th Australian Infantry Brigade two days' before,
Australian Engineers repairing the corduroy track to Bellicourt. The track had been blown up by mines at various stages by the retreating enemy. Identified, left to right; first two men on horseback u
