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Photograph E00009 First World War, 1914-1918A section of the well known 'O.G.' [Old German] line, 400 yards south of the windmill at Pozieres, in France, in October 1916, showing how it had been filled in by successive bombardments.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The old 'O.G. 1' line [Old German 1 line] at Pozieres, France, looking north towards the Windmill from a point about 200 to 400 yards north of the junction with Pozieres trench. The photograph illustrates how completely the trench was filled up, so that only the muzzles of buried rifles are showing. This section of the trench had evidently been rebuilt at one time, as the sandbags seen in the foreground are on the German side.
A section of the well known 'O.G.' [Old German] line, 400 yards south of the windmill at Pozieres, in France, in October 1916, showing how it had been filled in by successive bombardments.
Looking towards the old 'O.G.' [Old German] enemy trenches from Tramway Trench at Pozieres in May 1917. In the foreground there is a large water filled shell hole.

The old German lines at Pozieres, in France, in October 1916, looking north towards the windmill. These positions were captured by the 5th, 6th and 7th Brigades on 4 August 1916.

The battlefield of Pozieres in May 1917, near the head of the Centreway, in the old German trench system. The two craters in the foreground are filled with water.

The view looking from the cemetery on the Pozieres battlefield to the old O.G. (Old German) trench lines, on the horizon. In the foreground is the cross of No. 70 Sergeant Charles Fowlers Murrell, 6th

'Tramway Trench' looking north east towards the old German trenches at Pozieres in May 1917. The white parapet of the 'jumping off' trenches shows faintly in the distance. The area shown is portion of
