The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Looking back from Lone Pine to the jumping off trench from which the 1st Australian Infantry Brigade commenced its successful attack on Lone Pine on 6 August 1915. Several corpses are lying in the foreground amid debris and coils of barbed wire. This is the left hand image in a two part panorama. See C01685P for the combined image.
Looking back from Lone Pine to the jumping off trench from which the 1st Australian Infantry Brigade commenced its successful attack on Lone Pine on 6 August 1915. Two corpses are lying in the foregro
Looking back from Lone Pine to the jumping off trench from which the 1st Australian Infantry Brigade commenced its successful attack on Lone Pine on 6 August 1915. Several corpses are lying in the for
Looking back from Lone Pine to the jumping off trench from which the 1st Australian Infantry Brigade commenced its successful attack on Lone Pine on 6 August 1915. Two corpses are lying in the foregro
Looking back from Lone Pine to the jumping off trench from which the 1st Australian Infantry Brigade commenced its successful attack on Lone Pine on 6 August 1915. Several corpses are lying in the for
Looking over Holly Bridge to the promontory of Gaba Tepe. In the middle distance a line of sandbags marks the edge of a Turkish trench. Debris and coils of barbed wire are visible in the foreground.
A shell bursting on Lone Pine, Gallipoli Peninsula, seen from the 1st Battalion's trenches on the left of the Pimple. Some coils of barbed wire can be seen in the foreground.
A 6 inch Howitzer shell bursting on Lone Pine, Gallipoli Peninsula, seen from the 1st Battalion's trenches on the left of the Pimple. Some coils of barbed wire can be seen in the foreground.
Strafer's Nest and Ploegsteert Wood. The trees in the background line a road that leads from Strafer's Nest to Messines, which is situated in the area in the far left background. Note a trench entra
