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Photograph E00159 First World War, 1914-1918Unidentified Australian soldiers giving their mascot dog a hot drink outside their corrugated iron dugout at Mametz Wood. Note the thick blanket of snow surrounding the dugout.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two Australian soldiers enjoying a warm drink outside their snow covered corrugated iron dugout at Mametz Wood, in France, in January 1917. Behind the man on the left can be seen the handle of a spade and another is just to the left of his left hand. These spades would be used to dig the snow away from the entrance to the dugout.
Unidentified Australian soldiers giving their mascot dog a hot drink outside their corrugated iron dugout at Mametz Wood. Note the thick blanket of snow surrounding the dugout.

A dugout snowed up in the Australian lines at Mametz Wood, in France, in January 1917. A soldier can be seen coming out of the entrance to the dugout.

Soldiers constructing dugouts near the beach north of Anzac Cove. The dugout roofs of corrugated iron, which would later be covered with layers of sandbags, are clearly visible. Several large tents, p

Soldiers constructing dugouts near the beach north of Anzac Cove. On the right a dugout roof of corrugated iron, which would later be covered with layers of sandbags, is clearly visible. Several large

Villa Wood, France, c. 1916-12. A relay post for despatch riders with the 2nd Divisional Signals Company, 1st AIF, in snow-covered country in the Albert-Bapaume area. The station is housed in a dugout

A snow covered Australian horse transport camp at Mametz Wood. In the background is a large tent and what appears to be a stable on the right.
