The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A 4.5 inch Q.F. Howitzer gun bogged and abandoned on Westhoek Ridge during the attack at Passchendaele, in the Ypres sector. The building on the left was used as a Regimental Aid Post by the 5th Australian Infantry Brigade during the battle.
A team of Australian artillery drivers and horses dragging 4.5 inch howitzers into position on Westhoek and Anzac Ridges, east of Ypres. They were probably preparing for the Battle of Broodseinde on
A view from Bellewaarde Ridge, towards Westhoek Ridge, in the Ypres sector. Note the water filled shell holes and the abandoned German 105mm Howitzer. A duckboard winds its way around to the left an
A communication trench previously used by the Australian troops at Westhoek Ridge, in the Ypres section, during the attack of the 2nd Division further forward, near Passchendaele Ridge. Two unidentifi
View of the old trenches on the Westhoek Ridge, between Hannebeek and Nonne Bosschen, in the Ypres sector, which were used by the enemy as a first line trench prior to the advance of the 1st Australia
A tandem bicycle minus its wheels used by the Germans for driving a small dynamo to supply signal lights, hastily abandoned by the enemy when the 7th Australian Infantry Brigade won their objective du
A battery of 4 inch guns in a position off the Menin Road, firing on Passchendaele Ridge during the morning when Australian troops captured the ridge. The attack penetrated the village of Passchendae
