The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An old French villager, liberated by the Allied advance, enjoying the luxury of a cigarette given him by a member of the 1st Australian Tunnelling Company, which on this date was repairing a road through the village. Left to right: 3485 Sapper (Spr) J. J. McKinnon; 337 Second Corporal R. J. Tracy; French villager; 3640 Spr A. A. Moore.
Miners of the 1st Australian Tunnelling Company excavating dug-outs for Headquarters, 25 feet below the surface, in the Ypres sector. Left to right: 3261 Sapper (Spr) E. J. Anderson; 3716 Spr J. Mulli
Members of the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company, and their pet dog, in a billet at Querrieu. Left to right: Corporal (Cpl) Hill; Sapper (Spr) H. Dodd; Spr Kershaw; Spr G. J. Whitmarsh; Cpl S. Blight.
Members of the 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company, sinking a hole with a post hole borer, prior to charging and blowing a small experimental crater, near Loos. Left to right: 5313 Sapper (Spr) T. P. Du
Method employed by the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company of tunnelling in the sand dunes on the coast. Sapper (Spr) Tanner (left), and Spr W. Bonar are working by candlelight with a hammer and bar in
EAST RISDON, TAS. 1943-04-20. MEMBERS OF THE AWAS SERVING AT NO. 115 SECTION, 59TH AUSTRALIAN ANTI-AIRCRAFT SEARCHLIGHT COMPANY, DEMONSTRATING HOW THEY WOULD CHALLENGE A PERSON WHEN ON GUARD. SHOWN: T
[H J Collins written on negative]. Outdoor portrait of a soldier in camp, probably 5252 Sapper (Spr) Henry Joseph Collins, a labourer from Lara via Geelong, Victoria, who enlisted at Claremont, Tasman
