The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view through a shell hole in a house in the main square, of the ruins of Bapaume. Note the horse and wagon on the left and the horse and soldiers in the foreground.
The shell battered ruins of Gillemont Farm, near Bony. It was a centre of fierce resistance during the American and Australian operations on 29 September 1918. Note the large shell hole in the left fo
The wagon lines of the 7th Brigade of Australian Field Artillery gathered in a valley. In the foreground, near the tent next to the road, a group of soldiers are digging a hole. Travelling along the
225 Private J Johnson (left), and 274 Lance Corporal E Moodie (right), both members of the 3rd Pioneer Battalion, typical Australians, greet the photographer through a shell hole in one of the ruined
A horse driven wagon, an ambulance and other motor driven vehicles along the Albert-Bapaume Road during the retirement of the British heavy artillery and transport, as well as a number of foot soldier
External view of Bapaume Station in ruins, showing the platform, station house and siding.
View of enemy shells bursting in the ruins of Ypres. Note the large shell crater in the foreground.