The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 45th Battalion halted at their final objective in the advance beyond Le Verguier. A Lewis gunner is seen taking advantage of the opportunity to snipe the retreating Germans, who at that moment were clambering up the opposite slope of the hill. Identified: Private (Pte) T. Pitman (1); Lance Corporal (L Cpl) T. Vaughan (2); 2230 L Cpl F. Riley (3); 2175 Pte W. Fletcher (4); unidentified (5); Lieutenant (Lt) J. Love MM (6); unidentified (7); Pte H. Phipps (8); unidentified (9); unidentified (10); unidentified (11); Lt A. M. Mills (12). See E03249KLEFT and E03249KRIGHT for position of those named in this caption.
A spectacular battlefield scene, showing members of the 45th Battalion near Ascension Farm, on the morning of 18 September, watching, from their final objective just previously gained, the artillery b
Troops of D Company, 45th Battalion, at their newly captured objective between Bellenglise and Le Verguier, overlooking Ascension Gully, in front of the Hindenburg Outpost Line. They are seen sniping
Men of the 48th Battalion who had assisted in the capture of the first objective in the fighting near Le Verguier, watching the advance of the 45th Battalion towards Ascension Farm, which was the fina
Group portrait of A Company of the 22nd Battalion with their rifles and lewis guns. Back row, left to right (standing): Company Sergeant Major E. F. Watkins MM; Company Quartermaster Sergeant J. Nelms
Group portrait of B Company of the 22nd Battalion with their rifles and lewis guns. Back row, left to right (standing): Company Quartermaster Sergeant R. Kay; Sergeant (Sgt) E. R. Bregenzer DCM; Corpo
Second image (right half) of a panorama of a group portrait of the nucleus of the 22nd Battalion. Identified: Private (Pte) H. Wiseman (1); Pte G. A. Hardy (2); Pte J. Wennan (3); Pte M. Jacobs (4); P
