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Photograph A01908 First World War, 1914-1918Pontoon bridge being erected across the Somme marshes and river by the 5th Division Engineers prior to the capture of Peronne.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A barricade erected by the enemy across a bridge which led from Clery to Peronne, seen on the day when the capture of Peronne was completed by troops of the 5th Australian Division. Note the unidentified soldier standing in the foreground wearing his gas mask.
Pontoon bridge being erected across the Somme marshes and river by the 5th Division Engineers prior to the capture of Peronne.

Pontoon bridge being erected across the Somme marshes and river by the 5th Division Engineers prior to the capture of Peronne.

A German High Velocity Gun, captured by the 45th Battalion, near Morcourt, during the offensive commencing 8 August 1918. The soldier is unidentified. Note that he is wearing his gas mask.
A view of a camouflaged strong point at Wytschaete. In the foreground is a covered trench which forms the approach to the position. The lone soldier wearing the gas mask is unidentified.

An unidentified Australian soldier, wearing a gas mask, demonstrates the sounding of the gas alarm in a muddy front line area. The alarm, consisting of a bell mounted on a tripod, was sounded to warn

Lieutenant (Lt) A G Cook of the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company, standing on a bridge outside a dugout in the Ypres salient. Note Lt Cook is wearing a gas mask bag around his neck. Three water can
