The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mologhein Farm, France. 18 April 1918. Members of the 1st Division when occupying support trenches, at Mologhein Farm, a position situated near Strazeele Railway Station, in Northern France. The locality was the scene of sharp fighting and smart guerilla warfare by the Australians during the period.
The ruined Flour Mill at Strazeele, in Northern France, used as Headquarters by the 3rd Battalion, from 12 April to 17 April 1918, on which date the wind vane was knocked by a direct hit. Several of t
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
A helicopter, with a load of supplies, hovers as it is unloaded at Fire Support Base (FSB) Coral in north-west Bien Hoa province. The base has been the scene of heavy fighting when a strong Viet Cong
Looking south towards Pozieres, this position was the scene of severe trench warfare, neither side holding it for more than a few hours at a time. It eventually became, in that particular period of fi
Depicted here is a raiding party incident during occupation of Strazeele Front by Australian 1st Division at Strazeele, Lys Area, Western Front. Winter was well and truly over when April arrived in
Strazeele, France. 17 June 1918. A German field gun near a captured strong post on Mont-de-Merris, in Northern France. It was here that the 11th Battalion, in the attack some days before, encountered
