The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lagnicourt, France. 16 September 1917. A corner of the ruins of Lagnicourt, well known to Australians who were engaged in the fighting for Bullecourt in April 1917. The photograph was taken on 16 September 1917, when the route directions were still visible on the walls of a building which had escaped destruction.
The ruins of the Lagnicourt Church, showing the extensive shell damage the building sustained. Australian troops fought many desperate engagements with German forces around this area during the strug
Depicts the destruction of the 43rd Battery on the morning of the German attack at Lagnicourt. Gun carriages are visible in the foreground, behind one is a soldier on all fours, perhaps wounded from b
View of the ridge at Noreuil under enemy shellfire, on 23 April 1917, during the fighting by the Australians at Bullecourt, France.
The aftermath of The First Battle of Saigon known as the Tet Offensive. Scenes of destruction in areas of Cholon which were destroyed in the fighting. The RAAF headquarters was situated in the Free W
British wooden sign on stake, painted with 'To Westhoek'. This British wooden notice board was found near Menin Road. By the 20th September 1917, the beginning of the Menin Road battle, the front l
A distant view of the wrecked town of Messines, as it appeared after it was won from the Germans on 7 June 1917. The building on the right escaped complete destruction, but was shifted out of the perp
