The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German prisoners, captured by the Australians in the opening phase of their renewed attack on Bullecourt, on 3 May 1917, returning near Vaulx on their way to the prisoners' cage. Close to this point was a dressing station for the reception of men wounded in the operations. A motor ambulance with a prominent red cross painted on its roof is passing by.
An advanced dressing station built in the bank of the main Vaulx-Bullecourt road, near Vaulx, in France. During the Bullecourt fighting the 7th Field Ambulance treated the wounded here, sending the se
German prisoners near Curlu, on their way to the cage, following their capture by troops of the 3rd Division at Clery.
FUKA, EGYPT. 1942-11-13. ITALIAN PRISONERS, ON THEIR WAY TO P.O.W. CAGE. ASSIST IN RELEASING THE PRISON TRUCK FROM A MUD PATCH.
Chuignes, France. 1918-08-24. Wounded German soldiers captured by Allied troops in the area passing through a German military cemetery on their way to a medical dressing station.
Depicts a scene in the devasted village of Templeux-le-Guerard, with strings of American, Australian and German 'walking wounded' from the Battle of the Hindenburg Line, making their way to a casualty
Armenian refugees from the Lakes Van and Urmia districts, passing through Ruz on their way to Bakuba, when the Dunsterforce Force had established a camp for their reception in October 1918.
