The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The field kitchen of an Australian unit in a quarry known as the 'Chalk Pit'. In the foreground are four moveable cookers. The fuel used was coal or charcoal so as to reduce smoke. Meals were carried to the front lines from these kitchens three times a day. On the left is the main track for communication with the front line before and during battle, with some men passing along it. On the right hand side in the wall of the quarry are several dugouts and other structures.
The field kitchen of an Australian unit in a quarry known as the 'Chalk Pit'. In the foreground are four moveable cookers. The fuel used was coal or charcoal so as to reduce smoke. Meals were carried
The field kitchens of a battalion in the support line of trenches. A seated group of soldiers is relaxing on the right; others are chatting and one is reading a newspaper. The chimneys of four cooke
Small piece of carved chalk. The shape is whale like, with a two centimeter diameter hole through the rounded half. Piece of carved chalk made from material taken from the chalk pit at Pozieres in O
View across the desert sand showing the camp of the Egyptian Labour Corps behind the barbed wire enclosure. Smoke can be seen in front of buildings in the right background, it is probably coming from
British Second World War poster promoting fuel savings. The title runs from the upper left corner to the lower right of the poster, and is printed in red ink. A lump of black coal is depicted in the
British Second World War poster promoting fuel savings. The title runs from the upper left corner to the lower right of the poster, and is printed in red ink. A lump of black coal is depicted in the
