The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of the Flers Battlefield, showing an old front line trench improved by the Australians during the winter of 1916-1917 on the Somme. Note the sandbagged area in the right foreground.
The village of Flers, on the Somme battlefield. This village was situated about a mile behind the northern portion of the line taken up by the 1st Anzac Corps when it returned to the Somme Battlefield
A view of the old battlefield of Mouquet Farm, in December 1916, looking from Kay Trench. Visible in the foreground is a sandbagged dugout.
From a tracing by Lieutenant Peter Rigby Wightman; a map of the country from the Somme battlefield to the Hindenburg Line, showing the front held by the 1st Anzac Corps during the winter of 1916-1917,
Three unidentified officers looking over part of the old Somme battlefield during the winter of 1917. A large pond in the foreground is probably a shell hole. The Somme Offensive by the British had
Part of the Flers line improved by Australians during the winter. Pictured, seated on the duckboard are, left to right: Mr Alexis Aladin, Australian War Artist; Mr C E W Bean, Australian War Correspon
View of the Bapaume Road showing the old barrier of sandbags built by the Australians across the road and the main street of Le Sars (centre) where the support line was located during the winter of 19
