The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German field pieces which were dragged from their pits to be used point blank agains range against the attacking Australians. These guns were captured by the 58th Battalion.
Alternate caption: German material left in a street at Harbonnieres, in France, on August 8th, 1918, during the progress of the Australian attack.
Curatorial note: while the first caption is preferred, both original captions as they appear in the original photographic description sheets have been included.
The ruins of two German pillboxes in a French village. The pillboxes were part of the strong German third line at this point, which British troops, attacking in conjunction with the 5th Australian Di
Original caption: "Cambodia. April 1979. Khmer Rogue and followers on the move, just inside Cambodia, fleeing attacking Vietnamese. South of Poipet. Photo: Bangkok Post." Photographs relating to Neil
Original caption: "Cambodia. April 1979. Khmer Rogue followers on the move just inside Cambodia, fleeing attacking Vietnamese. South of Poipet. (impressive: lean, hard, dedicated - terrifying!) Photo:
1. Sananada Point New Guinea, 26 December 1942. Wirraway aircraft [of No. 4 Squadron RAAF] crewed by Flight Sergeant John S ( Jack) Archer and Sergeant J L (Les) Coulston flies past Sananada Point aft
Hard-hitting Bristol Beaufort torpedo-bombers being built in Australia, will give the RAAF new power in the Pacific. Their wide operational range and effectiveness in attacking naval craft makes them
Original caption: "Germany. C. 1944-04. A German 'scarecrow' flare beginning to explode over Magdeburg. These flares are not apparently lethal but are designed to look like an aircraft falling in flam
