The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified soldier, standing on a fire step, using a periscope to see outside the trench he is standing in, on the ridge of Lone Pine. A kit bag and water bottle is on a ledge to his right and his Enfield rifle is leaning against the trench in front of him. Note that you can see the image of No Man's Land in the viewer of the periscope.
An unidentified soldier, standing on a fire step, using a periscope to see outside the trench he is standing in, on the ridge of Lone Pine. A kit bag and water bottle is on a ledge to his right, and h
An unidentified soldier, standing on a fire step, using a periscope to see outside the trench he is standing in, on the ridge of Lone Pine. A kit bag and water bottle is on a ledge to his right, and h
An unidentified soldier using a periscope rifle in a Lone Pine trench. A homemade invention of mirrors, boxwood and wire, the periscope rifle allowed the user to sight and fire a rifle over the parape
Men of the 22nd Battalion in the front line trench near Lone Pine, Anzac area. One soldier is sniping with a periscopic rifle, while another observes the fire through a periscope.
GALLIPOLI. C. 1915-08-07. AN OBSERVATION TEAM USING A PERISCOPE AT THE SOUTHERN END OF LEANE'S TRENCH. THESE MEN FROM THE 12TH BATTALION ARE POSSIBLY OBSERVING THE ATTACK ON LONE PINE. THE TWO MAN TEA
Two unidentified Australian soldiers, one of the men is using the periscope in one of the trenches which was captured during the attack on Lone Pine. A rifle leans againt the parapet.
Two unidentified Australian soldiers in a front line trench. The soldier in the foreground is looking through a periscope; the other is reading a map or a newspaper. There is a rifle leaning against
