The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Marett Wood, France. 7 April 1918. Dugouts in front of Marett Wood occupied by 37th Battalion. The German line was 800 yards forward of this point.
Near Morlancourt Ridge, France. 7 April 1918. The 37th Battalion occupying a sunken road in front of Marett Wood, near Morlancourt Ridge, when the enemy occupied the ridge in the distance. This road m
The dugout shelters built into the foot of the ridge and occupied by the 37th Battalion. It was along the crest of the ridge, near Marett Wood, that the front line of the battalion was located. Note
A smiling group of members of the 37th Battalion resting in the Sunken Road in front of Marett Wood in France on 7 April, shortly after its capture on 25 March. Left to right: Private (Pte) J. T. Seve
Near Dernancourt. 27 April 1918. Looking towards Dernancourt and Ville-sur-Ancre from a front line position occupied by Australians at Marett Wood. Several Germans could be plainly seen in the distanc
Lena Wood, France. 8 August 1918. A German 77mm gun 100 yards in front of B Company, 35th Battalion captured by 45th Battalion after the barrage stopped. This gun fired right up to time the Battalion
Strazeele, France. 28 July 1918. The railway station which was 100 yards west of a front outpost line the 1st Infantry Brigade, AIF, established during the German Army offensive in April 1918. (Donor
