The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A captured Turkish gun which had been in an emplacement at Kum Kale on the eastern (Asiatic) side of the Dardanelles. It was destroyed by troops of the British 29th Division which had garrisoned the area in 1919.
A view of the ruined church of Zonnebeke and a corner of the once charming little lake alongside which it stood before the area became one of the greatest battle grounds in history. In the fighting wh
Carved stone columns and other ruins at the site of the ancient city of Troy. The site was approximately 15 kilometres from the Turkish defences at Kum Kale on the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles.
The first batch of convalescent French Infantry who were wounded in the attack on Kum-Kale (Asiatic Coast) at Mudros.
An Ottoman Army artillery gun crew standing beside their camouflaged Krupp 240mm L35 coastal artillery gun with a German Army Artillery officer, sitting on the gun deck. The gun has been camouflaged w
British dressing station in the shelter of a rocky cliff at Gallipoli. On the skyline, on the right of the flag, can be seen the bursting of a shell from 'Asiatic Annie', the name given by the troops
A machine gun emplacement garrisoned by British troops of the Armoured Car Section, which was attached to the Dunsterforce. Two filled sacks are leaning against a case which probably carried the mach
Lingkas area, Tarakan, Netherlands East Indies, 1945-05-01. Thick cement walls and a cement slab roof fortify the entrance to a Japanese bunker which is now partially destroyed. On one side of the ent
