The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of the countryside near Noreuil, in France, from a window in the top story of a house occupied by 5th Australian Brigade Headquarters, which after a heavy bombardment the Germans attacked in strong force on the night of 14 April 1917. The Germans were repulsed by rifle fire and the direct concentrated fire of the Australian artillery located in the vicinity of the building.
Improvised sign constructed from a wooden plank. The front is painted black with off white stencilled letters 'TEA ROOM'. There is a single large nail hole located centrally on the sign and one small
Almost the entire landing ground of the Brussels/Melsbroek airfield in Belgium is covered with large bomb craters, after RAF Bomber Command attacked this target 1944-08-15 as part of a programme of co
The airfield at St Trond (Trudieu)/Brusthem, Belgium, blanketed by bomb craters after attack by the Allied Air Forces. RAF Bomber Command attacked this target 1944-08-15 as part of a programme of conc
Poretta, Corsica, France. April 1944. 12086 Sergeant Leo Moran of Melbourne, Vic, of No. 451 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF makes the acquaintance of a young girl who lives in the vicinity of his camp. She
Members of the 6th Brigade bringing one of their field kitchens into position in Noreuil valley, near Bullecourt, during the heavy fighting in the vicinity of the village in May 1917.
View of a demolished shelter at Anzac Ridge, in the Ypres sector. The vicinity was the scene of heavy artillery bombardment some days earlier.
