The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dernancourt, France. 14 June 1918. A set OF 180 gas projectors alongside the Albert-Amiens railway in front of the Casualty Clearing Station at Dernancourt. These projectors were electrically fired the same night immediately preceding an attack which was successful. The tins and rubbish scattered about serve for camouflage.
Damaged gas projectors, covered with dirt and debris, set for use alongside the Albert-Amiens railway. The buildings in the background (far left) are part of the Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Station
Railway tracks of the Albert-Amiens railway, some of which are damaged, in front of the old Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Station. Beyond the clearing station is the Australian front line, discernibl
View of the Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Station (right) taken from the Albert Road. A railway line, probably the Albert-Amiens Railway Line, is visible across the centre. This panorama is one of a
A view of the badly damaged buildings of the Dernancourt Casualty Clearing Station, taken from 'The Ravine' in No Man's Land. In the foreground is the railway line running from Albert to Amiens and i
Dernancourt area, France, 1918-05-27. Fields west of the village of Dernancourt slope down to the Albert-Amiens railway line (centre and right) and to a group of huts (left) that once formed part of t
The German offensive, 1918. In the foreground, immediately south of the River Ancre, is the village of Treux, which was seized by the 3rd Australian Division upon its arrival in this area. On the extr
