The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Soldiers posing for the camera on the 15 inch long range German gun which was earlier captured by the AIF. Note the soldier lying in the gun barrell.
Group portrait of four unidentified Australian infantrymen posing behind the truck, on rails, which was used to transport each shell for the 15 inch German naval gun that the 3rd Battalion captured in
A 15 inch German naval gun captured by members of the 3rd Battalion on 23 August 1918. In a ceremony held on 3 August 1919 this gun was handed over by General Sir W Birdwood to the city of Amiens. T
The electric lighting plant which was used to supply lighting for a German 15-inch naval gun captured in this area on 23 August 1918 by the 3rd Battalion.
The German 15 inch gun captured by the 3rd Battalion AIF near Cappy.
The German 15 inch gun captured by the 3rd Battalion AIF near Cappy.
The German 15 inch gun captured by the 3rd Battalion AIF near Cappy.
