The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An ammunition wagon of the 112th Howitzer Battery of Australian Field Artillery, returning to the wagon lines after conveying ammunition to the guns on 12th Army Brigade, which were behind the bank near the top of the hill on the left. The dugouts in the lower terrace of Morcourt Gully were occupied by members of the 3rd Australian Pioneer Battalion. Drivers on ammunition wagon, left to right: Driver (Dvr) Ramsay, Dvr Gale, Dvr Thomas.
Limbers of the 12th Army Brigade of Australian Field Artillery bringing ammunition to one of their howitzer batteries in action at Morcourt Gully. Identified, left to right on the lower terrace: Gunne
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. Limbers of the 12th Army Brigade of Australian Field Artillery bringing ammunition to one of their howitzer
Limbers of the 112th Howitzer Battery bringing up ammunition to the guns near Morcourt. Note the dugouts built into the slope and the unidentified men beside them.
The horse lines of the 112th Howitzer Battery, 12th Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, when the guns were in action at Robecque. Drivers standing in rear of horses are, left to right: Driver Sutclif
4.5 inch Howitzer Ammunition wagons in the 112th Howitzer Battery wagon lines carrying 4.5 inch. The house in rear was used as a quartermaster's store. Standing in the doorway is Bombardier J. Stevens
The dugouts at the head of White Valley at Anzac Cove, occupied by the Headquarters of the 1st Australian Division, during the fighting at Lone Pine. The lower terrace of dugouts was occupied by men