The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A photograph taken in the morning, during the Australian advance towards Lihons, showing members of the 6th Battalion resting in an old trench. The Battalion had sustained very heavy casualties in the attack upon the Crepy Wood position, and this little group, found themselves without officers and in charge of the staff-sergeant on top of the bank, who is making a check roll call. Left to right, sitting on the bank: Sergeant (Sgt) Hunt: Quartermaster Sergeant Kirby; Sgt Ward. Front row, in the trench: unidentified; unidentified; Tullock, on the right (leaning).
Trench near Crepy Wood during the attack upon Lihons. The 10th Battalion on 10 August 1918 in the Old Somme trench system near Lihons; Crepy Wood in the background, and some of the enemy field guns wh
Unidentified Australian stretcher bearers of the 9th Battalion, bringing in a wounded man to a Regimental Aid Post which had been established by the enemy near Bois de Crepy, before Lihons, and captur
The 12th Battalion in a communication trench leading to the front line, in support of the 11th Battalion near Lihons. From this position they moved forward to take up the advance shortly after the pic
A ward in the 3rd Australian General Hospital. Left to right: Staff Nurse McKay (standing, left, rear); unidentified patient; Sergeant Sewell, patient (leaning on wall); unidentified patient; Corporal
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. The 12th Battalion in a communication trench leading to the front line, in support of the 11th Battalion ne
Group portrait of the Administrative Staff, Quartermaster's Store at the 12th Training Battalion. Front row, left to right: Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant R. D. Cox, 52nd Battalion (Bn); Lieutenant
