The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Five unidentified soldiers working on a Daimler motor lorry which has been damaged by shellfire, near Taylor's Dump on the Menin Road in the Ypres sector. The damage was the result of a high velocity shell which burst off the corduroy track three minutes before the picture was taken. The bonnet and steering wheel of the motor lorry were broken and the driver wounded, but the lorry, which was at a standstill, did not move its position. Another shell burst among the trees in the rear while this photograph was being taken.
View of a damaged motor lorry near Taylor's Dump on the Menin Road in the Ypres sector, showing the results of a high velocity shell which burst off the corduroy track three minutes before the picture
Pioneers of the 5th Division repairing the corduroy track at Taylor's Dump on the Menin road, in the Ypres Sector, after a heavy shelling by the enemy. It was reconstructed and enlarged by the 5th Pio
View of the overturned carriages which were the result of a heavy shell burst on the light railway near Kit and Kat in the Ypres sector.
Looking towards Hooge Crater from Stirling Castle, near the Menin Road, in the Ypres Sector, the day of the opening Australian attack, which the 1st Australian Division troops, seen on the road, are m
GALLIPOLI, 1915. A GROUP OF AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS PLAYING "TWO UP" AT BROWNS DIP. FOUR MINUTES AFTER THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN AN ENEMY SHELL BURST KILLED FOUR OF THESE MEN AND SIX OTHERS. ANOTHER SHELL
The 14th Battery of Australian Field Artillery in action near Bellewaarde Lake, in the Ypres Sector. Alongside this position was the famous 'Corduroy', a track, the only one possible, used by all troo
