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Photograph E00425 First World War, 1914-1918A 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.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three Australian soldiers inspecting a wrecked bridge over the railway at Bapaume, which was blown up by the Germans on their retirement in March 1917.
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.

Two Australian soldiers looking at the destroyed bridge over the railway at Bapaume. The methodical manner in which the enemy conducted its retirement - in an effort to retard our progress, by blowing

A working party of Australian soldiers passing in front of the Town Hall, in the Grand Place at Bapaume on 19 March 1917, just before the building was blown up by a German delayed action mine.

View of the wrecked Town Hall at Bapaume. Early on the morning of the 26 March 1917, two companies of the 22nd Battalion moved into Bapaume to billet in the Town Hall. Their move, was by accident, del

Smashed rolling stock at Le Sars Railway Station, abandoned by the Germans in their retirement in March 1917.

Junction Station, Palestine. 1917-09. A railway bridge on the Jerusalem - Jaffa line which was blown up by AIF engineers.
