The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Pozieres battlefield seen from the communication trench known as Centre Way. On the horizon two German shells are bursting in no man's land in front of the Australian lines. In the foreground are a wooden cross marking a grave, wire that was associated with old German trench lines, and debris from a German dugout.
Notice board constructed from four wooden planks and stencilled with black stencilled lettering 'CENTRE WAY R.4.a.9.1 DURING DAYLIGHT NO MOVEMENT OF TROOPS IN LARGER PARTIES OF 4 IS ALLOWED N OF CENTR
No man's land as seen from the Australian front line. On the horizon are traces of smoke from British shells bursting in the German lines.
The field of battle, seen from the communication trench known as Centre Way and looking towards Mouquet Farm. In the distance three shells are bursting within the German lines. Two soldiers wearing
No man's land as seen from the Australian front line. On the horizon to the right, a shell is bursting in the German lines.
Tobruk. Shows a very pretty little view, taken from the outmost forward post in the Salient and is looking across "no man's land" to where our shells are bursting on the German lines.
Tobruk. Shows a very pretty little view, taken from the outmost forward post in the Salient and is looking across "no man's land" to where our shells are bursting on the German lines.
The view looking from the cemetery on the Pozieres battlefield to the old O.G. (Old German) trench lines, on the horizon. In the foreground is the cross of No. 70 Sergeant Charles Fowlers Murrell, 6th
