The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 7th Battalion setting up the cook house and dugouts at Shell Green.
SHELL GREEN, GALLIPOLI, TURKEY, 1915. "SHOWING OUR GUN LIMBERS AND EMPTY CASES. THE X AT TOP LEFT MARKS APPROXIMATELY THE POSITION OF OUR GUN WHERE CAPTAIN [WALTER ALAND] LESLIE MET HIS DEATH, 6.5.191
GALLIPOLI, TURKEY, 1915. VIEW, LOOKING UP THE SLOPE FROM SHELL GREEN, OF THE DUGOUTS AND OTHER SANDBAGGED DEFENCES OF AN AIF UNIT. SHELL GREEN WAS A SMALL PLATEAU THAT WAS PLANTED WITH COTTON AT THE T
GALLIPOLI, TURKEY. LOOKING ACROSS THE LINES OF THE 7TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT, FROM THE DUGOUTS OF THE 2ND LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE, ANZAC, IN 1915-08. THE CLEARED SPACE ON THE LEFT IS PORTION OF SHELL GREEN
SHELL GREEN, GALLIPOLI, TURKEY, 1915. THE LITTLE GRAVEYARD ON SHELL GREEN WHERE LIE MANY OF SERGEANT OWEN KENNETH STEWART'S FRIENDS FROM THE 9TH BATTALION AND 5TH LIGHT HORSE (5ALH), ALSO SIX MEN OF H
Members of the 20th Battalion on the way up to Railway Dugouts and Windy Green, resting along the duckboard track near Sans Souci, while waiting for the guides to come from 6th Brigade Headquarters ne
The wagon lines, about 30 yards behind the guns, of the 7th Battery, Australian Field Artillery at Anzac Cove. Covered shells are in the foreground and in the background are empty shell cases, dugou
Three unidentified members of a mortar platoon, possibly of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), prepare a mortar for firing. They have set it up in a camp on a hillside in Korea,
