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Photograph H13910 Period 1930-1939Pozieres, France. c. November 1930. The Prime Minister of Australia, Mr J. Scullin, standing on a mound which was all that remained of a concrete observation post known as Gibraltar. The photograph wa

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"GIBRALTAR", THE OLD CONCRETE OBSERVATION POST AT POZIERES, FRANCE, AS IT APPEARED IN 1930-11. THE VIEW CORRESPONDS WITH THAT OF PHOTOGRAPH EZ.98. (DONATED BY CAPTAIN R.W. MURPHY IMPERIAL WAR GRAVES COMMISSION.)
Pozieres, France. c. November 1930. The Prime Minister of Australia, Mr J. Scullin, standing on a mound which was all that remained of a concrete observation post known as Gibraltar. The photograph wa

England. 11 November 1931. The grave of Major Oliver Hogue (known as Trooper Bluegum) of the 14th Australian Light Horse Regiment, AIF, in Brookwood Military Cemetery. (Donor Captain R.W. Murphy, Impe

Pozieres, France. 16 September 1917. View of the very strong concrete redoubt known as "Gibraltar" at Pozieres.

Gallipoli, Turkey. 23 April 1923. An aerial photograph taken at 600 feet of the Anzac Beach Cemetery. The hill in the background is riddled with old dug outs. (Donor R.W. Murphy, Imperial War Graves)

Gallipoli, Turkey. 8 May 1923. An aerial photograph taken from 500 feet of Shrapnel Gully and Anzac Cemetery. Many trenches are still in view and not overgrown. (Donor R.W. Murphy, Imperial War Graves

YPRES, BELGIUM. 1937-05-23. COLONEL LIND AND MR JAMES RAN WITH THE BURGOMASTER OF YPRES AT THE TOWN HALL, YPRES. (FORWARDED BY MR. R.W. MURPHY, IMPERIAL WAR GRAVES COMMISSION.)
