The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of Delsaux Farm, near Beugny, France. From trenches at this farm the Germans retiring from Bapaume first seriously opposed General Elliott's column. The whole plan of the enemy's retirement was found on the body of a German who was killed here.
Formerly a German Beer Garden in Bapaume, showing the rustic bandstand. Before their retirement in March, the Germans deliberately cut down all trees in this and several other areas. It remained with
A view of the Bapaume bridge, blown up by the Germans, during their retiring movement in March. The soldier on the bridge appears to be trying to cross over it.
Four unidentified soldiers of the 8th Brigade resting on the western outskirts of Bapaume, when the town was entered by the Australian troops on the heels of the retiring Germans.
The view over no man's land from the front line in the 24th Battalion's sector, near Flinte Farm, on 5 October 1917, the morning after the capture of Broodseinde Ridge. The enemy's line was 200 yards
View of 'Till Trench', near Thilloy, on the Somme, in May 1917, where the Germans fought a strong rearguard action, during their retreat in February 1917. The defence of the rearguard, though it resul
Studio group portrait of four members of the 9th Battalion. Identified second from left is 1526A Private (Pte) Harry Charlton, of West Wallsend, NSW, who was killed in action near Broodseinde Ridge, B
