The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FRANCE, 1917. UNEXPLODED AERIAL BOMBS OR "FLYING PIGS", TOGETHER WITH THE REMAINS OF A WRECKED HOUSE, AFTER INTENSE FIGHTING.
BAPAUME, FRANCE, 1916. HAVOC CAUSED BY GERMAN GUNS NEAR BAPAUME. SHOWS REMAINS OF WRECKED HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLES, SHELL CASES AND DAMAGED DUCKBOARDS AMONG TIMBER AND RUBBLE.
A welcome home for First World War Australian soldiers, including Sergeant Charles James Clarke DCM MM & Bar, who served with the 14th Battalion in Egypt and France. Clarke is fourth fromt he left wit
FRANCE, 1917. A VIEW OF DUCKBOARDED PATHS BEHIND AUSTRALIAN LINES IN POLYGON WOOD.
CORPORAL CHARLES JAMES CLARKE DCM, MM AND BAR, WHO SERVED WITH THE 14TH BATTALION IN EGYPT AND FRANCE DURING WORLD WAR ONE, PICTURED HERE WITH HIS SISTER AFTER THE WAR.
Studio portrait of 476 Private (Pte) Cyril Sydney Peck, 40th Battalion. A farm labourer from St Leonards, Tasmania, prior to enlistment, Pte Peck embarked with B Company from Hobart on HMAT Berrima on
FRANCE, 1916-17. A SIGNALLER FROM THE 14TH BATTALION, AIF, IN A DEEP TRENCH REINFORCED WITH TIMBER.
