The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Men of a Labour Company sweeping slush from the Cafe Belge Cross Roads near Dickebusch. Much of the traffic of the Third Battle of Ypres passed along this road.
A fatigue party of English soldiers attached to the 3rd Division burying the men killed in the abortive attempt, on 12 October 1917, to capture Passchendaele Ridge in the Ypres Sector. These fatigue p
A notice board on the road to Dickebusch, reading 'WASTE PROLONGS THE WAR' and the sign underneath advertising the 'CAFE BELGE DICKEBUSCH' with an arrow pointing left.
A view of the supply dumps along the Menin Road, in the Ypres sector, showing the traffic moving out from the direction of Ypres towards the forward zone. At left background is a battery of 6 inch gun
A balloon of the 15th Kite Balloon Section about to ascend at Cafe Belge in the Ypres Sector. Note the men and the vehicles gathered around the balloon.
View of the busy road to Ypres during the Third Battle of Ypres. Throughout this period the traffic was constant and crowded, going to and from the fighting area, and for several weeks it was perhaps
Members of the 26th Battalion marching along a muddy traffic congested road near Dickebusch. Identified are: 5360 Private J R Le Strange (killed in action on 3 October 1918) (1); 2481 Lance Corporal J
British Cavalry moving along the Cassel-Poperinghe Road, near the village of Steenvoorde, in France, whilst moving up to take part in the Third Battle of Ypres.
