The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Infantrymen of the 6th Brigade, 2nd Australian Division, march back to their billets after a spell of duty in the front line trenches. Watching them pass are soldiers of the 2nd Brigade, who would shortly head for their second tour of duty at Pozieres. The first Australian battalions moved into the front line of the Western Front on 7 April 1916.
Members of the 2nd Australian Division marching back to their billets after a spell of duty in the front line trenches. The first Australian battalions moved into the front line of the Western Front
Informal group portrait of six unidentified infantrymen of the 2nd Australian Division. The group have stopped to chat and light a cigarette en route while moving away from the front line. The four
Informal group portrait of eight unidentified infantrymen of the 2nd Australian Division. The group have stopped to chat and smoke a cigarette while moving away from the front line. The four men to
Unidentified Australian soldiers walking along a duckboard track on their way to the front line trenches in Northern France. Breastworks reinforced with timber and sandbags can be seen behind the lin
Australian infantry marching out of the front line to rest billets after the capture of Pozieres. (From the collection of 704 Driver Ernest Charles Barnes who served with the 1st Field Artillery Briga
General Sir William Riddell Birdwood addressing soldiers of the 2nd Australian Infantry Brigade in Vadencourt Wood after their first tour of duty at Pozieres. Between 23 July and early September 1916
