The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian supports marching along the Villeret-Hargicourt Road, on their way to the front line near Bellicourt, passing an Australian Battery of 18 pounders operating in that sector. The village of Bellicourt, captured on the previous day, is seen on the right of the picture, and fronting it a belt of wire entanglements. On the left background is situated Cabaret Wood Farm, a position which gave trouble to the 57th and 58th Battalions, on 29 September, and in which vicinity nine tanks were put out of action in fifteen minutes, while the attack was in progress.
A view of Cabaret Wood Farm, a position 1,200 yards north east of Bellicourt, against which the 57th and 58th Battalions in the attack on the Nauroy section of the Hindenburg Line, on 29 September 191
Three Australian War Correspondents, G L Gilmour, C E W Bean and K Murdoch, in military tunics, are watching the 57th and 58th Battalions in action against Cabaret Wood Farm, a position in the Hindenb
The ruins of Hargicourt, a village, which formed part of the strong German outpost system fronting the main Hindenburg Line, was attacked and carried by Australian troops of the 1st Division on 18 Sep
Members of the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company using debris taken from wrecked houses, to fill in a mine crater, on the Hargicourt-Bellicourt Road. In the distance a battery of Australian Field Arti
On the 10th February 1919, in consequence of the progress made in demobilisation, the 57th and 58th Battalions were amalgamated under one CO and became known as 57th/58th Battalion. The flags of both
The Quarry and dugouts near Cologne Farm known as 'The Egg', situated between Hargicourt and Bellicourt. It was a strategic point of considerable value overlooking the Hindenburg Line, and in the area
