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Photograph E00962 First World War, 1914-1918A mule team bogged in thigh deep mud near Potijze Farm in the Ypres Sector. Note the sandbags and tents in the background. The soldier on the left, smoking a cigarette, is carrying his gas mask.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of a white tent which is still issued to troops in the reserve area, camouflaged with tree branches at Potijze Farm, in the Ypres Sector. Some tents are lowered during daylight.
A mule team bogged in thigh deep mud near Potijze Farm in the Ypres Sector. Note the sandbags and tents in the background. The soldier on the left, smoking a cigarette, is carrying his gas mask.

View of the Egyptian Labour Corps camp. The tents are camouflaged by branches to protect them from hostile aircraft.

A typical illustration of the difficulties encountered in the Ypres Sector in Belgium, in transporting supplies to the forward areas. A mule team is seen here trying to get out of the mud on a track

Anzac Camp in the Cafe Belge area. This camp was occupied by Australian reserve troops during the fighting in the Ypres sector and was subject to heavy shelling some months earlier. This is a digita

Troops of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) stationed in Japan are being put through their paces in final preparation for their entry into the Korean War. Wartime conditions were

Anzac Camp in the Cafe Belge area. This camp was occupied by Australian reserve troops during the fighting in the Ypres sector and was subject to heavy shelling some months earlier. This is the righ
