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Photograph P00077.008 First World War, 1914-1918FRANCE, 1916-1918. ANZACS IN FRANCE. MACHINE GUNNERS OUT OF THE TRENCHES. WITH A SWINGING BACK-TO-BILLETS STEP THESE ANZACS ARE LEAVING TRENCH DUTY FOR THEIR WELL-EARNED REST.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FRANCE, C.1916. ANZACS IN FRANCE. BACK FROM POZIERES. THESE MERRY ANZACS, JUST RETURNED FROM TAKING POZIERES, LAUGHINGLY FACE THE CAMERA IN THE ATTITUDES OF SURRENDING HUNS, SHOUTING "MERCY, KAMERAD".
FRANCE, 1916-1918. ANZACS IN FRANCE. MACHINE GUNNERS OUT OF THE TRENCHES. WITH A SWINGING BACK-TO-BILLETS STEP THESE ANZACS ARE LEAVING TRENCH DUTY FOR THEIR WELL-EARNED REST.

FRANCE, C.1916. ANZACS IN FRANCE. DRAWING WATER FOR THE GUN CREW. FIRING A HEAVY GUN IS THIRSTY WORK. THESE ANZAC GUNNERS ARE DRAWING WATER FROM A WELL FOR THEIR COMRADES.

FRANCE, C.1916. ANZACS IN FRANCE. A VISIT FROM THE KING. KING GEORGE IS SEEN STANDING ON THE SAND-BAGGED WALL OF A COMMUNICATION TRENCH WATCHING ANZACS AT DRILL BELOW.

FRANCE, C.1916. ANZACS IN FRANCE. CHEERS FOR THE KING. A PLEASING INCIDENT IN KING GEORGE'S VISIT TO THE FRONT. A PARTY OF ANZACS LINE UP TO CHEER HIS MAJESTY AS HE PASSES.

Kalimantan. c. 1966. Taking a break in an ankle deep creek provides a patrol from 2 Squadron Special Air Service (2SAS) and members of a Gurkha Company the chance to refill water bottles on the route

Anzacs evacuated from Crete arrived at Alexandria undaunted by Germany's mechanised might. All were confident that with adequate air support they could cope with German Land Forces. Tired by days of i
