The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mounted Australian transport soldiers rounding a mine crater on the main Bapaume-Le Sars road. On the road on the far right is a group of troops following, on foot, several wagons. Note the makeshift fence around the crater.
Australian transport returning along the Bapaume Road for supplies for the troops fighting beyond Bapaume. In the background are Le Sars Railway Station, the Quarry, and the Butte de Warlencourt (cen
Members of the 4th Divisional Artillery passing along the Bapaume road, near Le Sars, during the Australian fight for Bapaume in March 1917. Note the bombed buildings in the background.
Members of the 2nd Pioneer Battalion filling in one of the several large craters caused by German mines on the main Bapaume Road between Le Sars and Bapaume. This crater, the nearest to Bapaume, was f
Australian transport passing a workin party of the 2nd Division on a road newly made across a mine crater near Bapaume.
View of the countryside from Le Sars to Bapaume, taken from Flers. On the far left are three buildings, including a shell damaged Nissen hut. Note several crosses in the background. This panorama i
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
