The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c. 30 June 1915. The war correspondents were forced to pay periodical visits to Imbros, Greece. The journeys were generally made on the G.H.Q. torpedo boat, which did the trip in one hour and a quarter. Advantage was taken by the Australian correspondent of these visits to obtain panoramic views of Anzac, Helles, and Suvla. This photograph shows portion of the coast on which fighting was going on.
WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC. PORT FORWARD QUARTER VIEWS OF THE VICTORIAN FIRST CLASS TORPEDO BOATS HMVS CHILDERS (FOREGROUND) AND COUNTESS OF HOPETOUN (RIGHT BACKGROUND). BOTH VESSELS WERE BUILT IN LONDON. CHIL
A farmhouse which formed part of the Suvla Line. Mr Lawrence, Reuters corespondent, is shown on the left. Shortly after this photograph was taken in October, Mr Lawrence and Mr Bean, the Australian of
The Suvla line ran through several farmhouses, one of which is shown here. On the left is Reuter's correspondent, Mr L Lawrence. Just after this photograph was taken, Dr C E W Bean and Lawrence were
The theatre at Cassells Camp, Kure, which was destroyed by fire in which a Japanese firefighter was killed. Army and Japanese civilian fire brigades were summoned, and fought for an hour to prevent th
The theatre at Cassells Camp, Kure, which was destroyed by fire in which a Japanese firefighter was killed. Army and Japanese civilian fire brigades were summoned, and fought for an hour to prevent th
The theatre at Cassells Camp, Kure, which was destroyed by fire in which a Japanese firefighter was killed. Army and Japanese civilian fire brigades were summoned, and fought for an hour to prevent th
