The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A double bridge at Brie across the Somme Canal, constructed by Australian Engineers to replace the one destroyed by the Germans.
A double bridge across the Somme, at Brie, constructed by Australian Engineers to replace the one destroyed by the retreating enemy. The bridge was an 'A' Class, with a 60 foot span, carrying a 17 ton
Pile driving for building a bridge over the Somme, erected across the Somme Canal, at Brie, by Australian Engineers.
A double bridge erected across the Somme Canal, at Brie, by Australian Engineers. It was constructed to take an axle load of 17 tons, all traffic except tanks, and though built on the site of a destro
A bridge which was constructed by New Zealand Engineers in 13 hours, under shellfire, to replace the bridge which was destroyed by the Germans during evacuation of the village of Barastre. Note the
Brie, France. c. 1916. British Army Cavalry riding their horses across a temporary wooden bridge constructed by British troops over the Somme River. (Donor British Official Photograph C1384)
Brie, France. c. 1916. British Army troops moving across a temporary wooden bridge constructed by British soldiers over the Somme River. The ruined former bridge is on the left. (Donor British Officia
