The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three unidentified British soldiers standing amongst supplies, which have probably been delivered in the British Mk IV male tank with 'Supply' painted on the side. A horse is in the foreground and a motor car is travelling along the road in the left background.
BAPAUME, FRANCE, 1918. A BRITISH MARK IV TANK, THE WORD "HENRY" PAINTED ON ITS SIDE, WITH A T-MODEL FORD MOTOR CAR USED BY THE YMCA (YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION). IN THE BACKGROUND CAN BE SEEN D
An informal group portrait of an Australian soldier and five British soldiers, all unidentified, gathered around a Mark V male tank engaged in salvage operations on the battlefield near Peronne. In t
The interior of a Mk IV tank fitted out as a Male (with six pounder ammunition racks visible at left). In the centre is the Daimler, six cylinder engine and forward of this is the driver's and command
The wagon lines of the 7th Brigade of Australian Field Artillery gathered in a valley. In the foreground, near the tent next to the road, a group of soldiers are digging a hole. Travelling along the
The winding road through the Barada Gorge. A horse drawn cart is travelling along the road (left) foreground and in the background are two buildings one on either side of the bend in the road.
A British Mk IV Female tank, that had been captured by the Germans and then, as seen here, recaptured by the British at Le Fort de la Pompelle. Staff Nurse Dorothy Sevilla White, Australian Army Nursi
