The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Visiting the front line trenches held by the 39th Battalion at Houplines, are: left to right: Mr H C Smart, Brigadier General W Ramsay McNicoll, and Mr C E W Bean. The party is looking towards the German lines. On the left and behind Mr Bean can be seen the reinforced trenches and the sandbags.
Visiting the front line trenches of the 3rd Division, near Armentieres. Left to right: Captain H C Smart, High Commissioner's Staff; Brigadier General W R McNicholl CB CMG DSO, General Officer Command
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
An unidentified member of the 39th Battalion cutting a piece of bread for his midday meal while in the front line trenches. Resting on the ledge in front of him is his dixie and to the left is his ri
Captain H C Smart, Editor of the Anzac Bulletin, visiting Australian troops in the captured section of the Hindenburg Line near Ronssoy. Mounted on the horse is believed to be W R McNicoll CB CMG DSO.
Mr H C Smart (right) from the High Commissioner's Office in London, and Mr C E W Bean, Australian War Correspondent (left), at the Corps Observing Officers sandbagged dugout at Montauban.
Portrait Brigadier General W. R. McNicoll and staff of the 10th Australian Infantry Brigade at Armentieres. Back row, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) F. J. Tuckett, Signal Officer; Lt L. Roberts, Bombi
