The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The quarry between Bure-sur-l'Ancre and Ribemont, which served as the 28th Battalion Headquarters while the battalion was enagaged in the line on the hill above the Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Station. Unidentified soldiers are gathered around the various shelters. Note in the foreground, on the left, several piles of shovels. This is the right hand image in a two part panorama. The left hand image is held at E02166. See E02166P for the combined image.
The quarry between Bure-sur-l'Ancre and Ribemont, which served as the 28th Battalion Headquarters while the battalion was enagaged in the line on the hill above the Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Stati
The quarry between Bure-sur-l'Ancre and Ribemont, which served as the 28th Battalion Headquarters while the battalion was enagaged in the line on the hill above the Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Stati
View of the countryside from Dernancourt to Treux Wood taken from the Albert Road. Note several buildings on the left hand side, probably Dernancourt. This is the right hand image in a two part pano
A view of the battlefield of Dernancourt. This area is where the 12th and 13th Australian Infantry Brigades broke the massed assaults of nearly four German divisions during their thrust towards Amien
Wounded prisoners and unidentified members of the 25th Battalion waiting to be removed from Mushroom Quarry. German dead, of which there were forty in this quarry alone, can be seen in the foreground
View from the hill above the Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Station showing both Australian and enemy barbed wire entanglements in no man's land in the front of the sector held by the 28th Battalion.
View of the countryside from Aveluy Wood (left) to Dernancourt (right), taken from the Main Albert Road. The railway line in the background (centre) is probably the Albert-Amiens railway. This is th