The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Looking along the Doignes-Hermies Road, towards the village of Doignes, in the Bullecourt Sector. Doignes was captured by the 5th Division in the attack of 2 April 1917.
The Hermies-Doignes Road and the area which was the scene of the advance of the 5th Division on 2 April 1917. This is the left hand image in a three part panorama. See E01375P for the combined image
The Hermies-Doignes Road and the area which was the scene of the advance of the 5th Division on 2 April 1917. This is the right hand image in a three part panorama. See E01375P for the combined image
The Hermies-Doignes Road and the area which was the scene of the advance of the 5th Division on 2 April 1917. In the background (centre) are the villages of Hermies-Demecourt and Boursieres (Boursies
View of the German wire entanglements before Hermies, in the Bullecourt sector. It was here that the troops of the 5th Division, in the attack on 2 April 1917, succeeded, after heavy fighting, in the
A stretch of countryside seen from the Hermies Railway Station, showing Doignes in the distance (left). This is the area over which the 5th Division advanced in the attack of 2 April 1917. Note the
The village of Doignes, seen from the Beetroot Factory on the Bapaume-Cambrai Road. Troops of the 5th Australian Division made the advance in this vicinity on 2 April 1917, when the British line from
