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Photograph E00898 First World War, 1914-1918Soldiers resting behind a conspicuous pillbox, south east of Anzac Ridge, in the Ypres sector, on the afternoon of 26 September 1917. Note the debris around the pillbox.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian soldiers occupying an observation post, which was originally a German pillbox, on Anzac Ridge, near Ypres. During the operations of the Australian troops in this sector, commencing with the attack on 20 September, all these strongly built posts covering the area fell into our hands, and were an aid to further successes.
Soldiers resting behind a conspicuous pillbox, south east of Anzac Ridge, in the Ypres sector, on the afternoon of 26 September 1917. Note the debris around the pillbox.

The position used as Headquarters by the 15th Battalion near Anzac Ridge after the attack to the left of Polygon Wood in the Ypres Sector. It was taken over by the 45th Battalion on the night of 28 Se

A 4.5 inch Q.F. Howitzer gun bogged and abandoned on Westhoek Ridge during the attack at Passchendaele, in the Ypres sector. The building on the left was used as a Regimental Aid Post by the 5th Austr

Looking over the brick kiln at Zonnebeke, in the Ypres Sector. Showing the ruins of Zonnebeke Church in the rear. The brick kiln was the German objective on the morning of the Australian attack on 4 O

An unidentified soldier using binoculars looks out from the ruins of a house on a prominent point on Broodseinde Ridge, in the Ypres sector, used by the Australian Field Artillery as a Forward Observa

Five unidentified soldiers standing on the pillbox (fortified observation post) known as 'Anzac House' on Anzac Ridge, in the Flemish countryside east of Ypres. The main line of German resistance lay
