The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of an unidentified French villager and his wife, who lived within 800 yards of the trenches in a sector comparatively free of bombardment.
An old Frenchwoman serves coffee to six unidentified Australian and Scottish soldiers at an estaminet (small cafe) in her village, which is within 800 yards of the trenches in a comparatively quiet se
Within thirty yards of the Turks: French first line trenches on the southern section of Gallipoli Peninsula.
A front line observation post of the 11th Battalion, near Lihons, within two hundred yards of the enemy, who could be seen dodging about dugout entrances in the trenches. The four soldiers are unident
Unidentified soldiers in part of the old British line of 21 March 1918, near Cologne Farm, which was the front line for the attack made by the Americans on 29 September 1918. In the spring of 1918 it
A French villager proudly hoists his country's flag over the ruins of his home.
Members of the 10th Field Company of Australian Engineers, acting as bridge guard at Treux, within 800 yards of no man's land.
