The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of scattered graves in Kay Trench on the battlefield of Pozieres as they appeared in 1917. The communication trenches of July and August 1916, ran through this field, but cannot be discerned owing to the thick overgrowth of weeds and shrubs.
View of 'Kay' communication trench leading from Kay's dump to Mouquet Farm on the battlefield of Pozieres. The graves dotted over the ground in this vicinity and the old shell holes are a fair indicat
View of 'Kay' communication trench leading from Kay's dump to Mouquet Farm on the battlefield of Pozieres. The graves dotted over the ground in this vicinity and the old shell holes are a fair indicat
View of scattered Australian graves along the OG1 line on the battlefield of Pozieres. Twelve months before the area was a scene of heavy fighting and devastation; but when the fighting passed, the un
View of the battlefield of Pozieres, seen from Bapaume Road through Pozieres Copse, looking towards the old O.G. lines and Bazentin trenches.
The spot where the German Commander surrendered Pozieres in July 1916. It was then overgrown with grass, shrubs and weeds which hide all traces of the dugout where the surrender took place.
A view of the old battlefield of Mouquet Farm, in December 1916, looking from Kay Trench. Visible in the foreground is a sandbagged dugout.
