The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian stretcher bearers coming in under a white flag, passing the old cemetery of Pozieres, having come from the line near Mouquet Farm. At this point Tramway Trench crossed Brind's Cut.
Cream cotton (possibly originally white) man's handkerchief with a raised striped effect weave, in the same colour, around the edges. Marked in black indian ink in the upper left corner 'K.S. CUNNINGH
Australian stretcher bearers coming in under a white flag, passing the old cemetery of Pozieres, having come from the line near Mouquet Farm. At this point Tramway Trench crossed Brind's Cut. The whit
Looking from the cemetery, on the old Pozieres battlefield, in the direction of the old German lines, showing Tom's Cut and Brind's road.
Stretcher bearers of the 57th Battalion, passing through the cemetery near the mound in Polygon Wood in the Ypres Sector. This area was subject to almost continual shellfire, the front line, then abou
Looking towards the old 'O.G.' [Old German] enemy trenches from Tramway Trench at Pozieres in May 1917. In the foreground there is a large water filled shell hole.
'Tramway Trench' looking north east towards the old German trenches at Pozieres in May 1917. The white parapet of the 'jumping off' trenches shows faintly in the distance. The area shown is portion of
Crawford speaks of his experience as a stretcher bearer at Pozieres and at Mouquet Farm during the First World War. He was mentioned in despatches for 'his excellent work as a stretcher-bearer August