The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View from Polygon Wood showing a group of unidentified Australian infantry gathered in shell holes near no man's land. This is the left hand image in a three part panorama. See E00783P for the combined image.
View from Polygon Wood showing an unidentified member of the Australian infantry, armed with a rifle, standing in a shell hole near no man's land looking towards Zonnebeke and Polygon Wood. Note a sh
View from Polygon Wood looking toward Zonnebeke and Polygon Wood showing no man's land. In the background (right) is ruined structure, possibly used as a shelter or stronghold. This is the right han
View from Polygon Wood showing an unidentified member of the Australian infantry, armed with a rifle, standing in a shell hole near no man's land looking towards Zonnebeke and Polygon Wood. Note a sh
View from Polygon Wood looking toward Zonnebeke and Polygon Wood showing no man's land. In the background (right) is ruined structure, possibly used as a shelter or stronghold. This is the right han
View of the desolate countryside near Hannebeek and Polygon Wood, taken from Westhoek Ridge. In the background German shells can be seen bursting over no man's land. This is the right hand image in
A view across no man's land from an outpost trench held by the 46th Battalion showing the shell damaged village of Bellicourt (background, left). All the country in this image was in German control f
View of the desolate countryside near Hannebeek and Polygon Wood, taken from Westhoek Ridge. This is the left hand image in a two part panorama. See E00915P for the combined image.
View of the countryside near Glencorse Wood and Inverness Copse at the time that a German counter attack was in progress. Note the numerous shell holes across the area. This is the right hand image
