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Photograph 020780 Second World War, 1939-1945A patrol from the 2/13th Infantry Battalion making its way through a gap in the barbed wire entanglements protecting its Unit position in Tobruk.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wounded being carried through a gap in the barbed wire entanglements around Tobruk near Headquarters, 2/23rd Australian Infantry Battalion. In addition to the stretcher patient another is being carried pick-a-back style.
A patrol from the 2/13th Infantry Battalion making its way through a gap in the barbed wire entanglements protecting its Unit position in Tobruk.

The explosion of an experimental 'Bangalore Torpedo' near Corbie. The torpedo consisted of a long pipe filled with explosives, which was placed under the enemy barbed wire entanglements, and detonated

VX46983 Brigadier Raymond Walter Tovell, CBE, DSO, ED, Commanding 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, and party, including NX396 Lieutenant Colonel William John Victor Windeyer DSO, ED, Commanding 2/48t

Barbed wire entanglements near a ruined orchard situated in the old No Man's Land. It was through this orchard that the 15th Australian Infantry Brigade advanced toward Sugar Loaf Salient, on 19 July

DEIR AMA, SYRIA. 1942-03. BARBED WIRE ENTANGLEMENTS AT DEIR AMA IN THE 2/23RD AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION DEFENCE AREA. IT STRETCHED FROM THE RUGGED HILLSIDE TO THE SEA ON BOTH SIDES OF THE LONG ANT

Infantry attack party, advance before Somme-Py, crossing the barbed wire entanglements and spiked fences near Souain.
