The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified machine gunner of D Company, 10th Battalion at his post near the Pimple at Anzac, covering Lone Pine with his field of fire, a Maxim Model 1893 machine gun on a Mark IV Mount.
Four unidentified Australians pose with some German weapons captured by the 13th Battalion during the Battle of Hamel on 4 July 1918. The weapons are, right to left: a Maxim MG 08/15 light machine gun
Unidentified Australian artillery men preparing their Australian 18 pounder field gun for action at Lone Pine, Anzac Cove.
A Maxim MG08 machine gun on a sleigh mount, which was captured along with the whole of the 6th German Machine Gun Company.
The bodies of two Turkish machine gunners who died at their post next a railway line. Note the empty shells around the Maxim MG08 heavy machine gun on a sled mount that they were using.
The bodies of two Turkish machine gunners who died at their post next to a railway line. Note the empty shells around their Maxim MG08 heavy machine gun on a sled mount. See also B01770.
An unidentified soldier of the 6th Australian Light Horse Regiment in a trench bay with a Vickers-Maxim machine gun, which was one of the first machine guns to be mounted for anti aircraft work at Anz
