The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Looking from the cemetery, on the old Pozieres battlefield, in the direction of the old German lines, showing Tom's Cut and Brind's road.
A fatigue party of English soldiers attached to the 3rd Division burying the men killed in the abortive attempt, on 12 October 1917, to capture Passchendaele Ridge in the Ypres Sector. These fatigue p
Scarcely anything was left at Remus Wood, except mud and shattered tree stumps, after the battle for Broodseinde Ridge, in the Ypres Sector. The German pillbox in the central background, alongside a w
View of the Pozieres battlefield, north east of the cemetery towards Brind's Road and Tom's Cut.
View of the old Pozieres battlefield, looking from the cemetery towards the end of the orchard and the old German lines.
View of the battlefield of Pozieres, seen from Bapaume Road through Pozieres Copse, looking towards the old O.G. lines and Bazentin trenches.
The view looking from the cemetery on the Pozieres battlefield to the old O.G. (Old German) trench lines, on the horizon. In the foreground is the cross of No. 70 Sergeant Charles Fowlers Murrell, 6th
Australian stretcher bearers coming in under a white flag, passing the old cemetery of Pozieres, having come from the line near Mouquet Farm. At this point Tramway Trench crossed Brind's Cut.
View showing 'Brind's Cut' and a portion of the Pozieres battlefield, where those members of the 6th and 7th Australian Infantry Brigade who fell in this vicinity during the fighting of 1916 lie burie
