The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A busy scene in Sausage Valley during the fighting near Pozieres. Communications with Pozieres led through this valley, which was a very busy thoroughfare in July and August 1916 during the battle to capture the village from the Germans. Beyond the Rolls Royce Phantom motor vehicle, and in the middle distance, are several field kitchens, with numerous men waiting around them.
Depicts Sausage Valley, a shallow valley in the Somme, France, that was the scene of heavy fighting during the early stages of the Battle of the Somme. It's name derived from the sausage-like observat
A shell shattered trench at Sausage Gully during the winter following the Battle of Pozieres, in France. The end of the gully was the scene of heavy fighting by the 3rd Australian Infantry Brigade, on
Two armoured Rolls-Royce cars operating in the Jordan Valley in conjunction with the Australian Light Horse. The serial number of the vehicle on the left is LC345 and on the right is LC344.
PREMONT, FRANCE. C. 1918-11. NO. 3 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) WAS BASED FOR A TIME AT PREMONT FIELD. THE AIRCRAFT IN THE BACKGROUND IS AN RE8, AND THE FRONT MOTOR VEHICLE IS A ROLLS ROYCE
Three Model T Ford Red Cross cars waiting for wounded after fighting on Christmas Day in the Libyan Desert, Western Frontier Campaign. Three soldiers are standing in front of the Rolls Royce armoured
Two unidentified soldiers seated on the back of an armoured car, a Rolls Royce Type A, numbered LC (broad arrow) 0717, probably belonging to the 12th Light Armoured Motor Battery (12th LAMB). This typ