The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Pozieres battlefield and the old German trench lines (centre). A railway line is visible cutting across the countryside. This is the first image in a four part panorama. See E01008P for the combined image.
The Pozieres battlefield and the old German trench lines. A railway line is visible cutting across the countryside. This is the second image in a four part panorama. See E01008P for the combined im
The Pozieres battlefield and the old German trench lines. A railway line is visible cutting across the countryside and the remains of the village and orchard can be seen in the background centre. No
The Pozieres battlefield and the old German trench lines. In the foreground on the right is a motor lorry and on the left, alongside the road, is a limber. Note the decimated trees. This is the fou
The Pozieres battlefield and the old German trench lines. A railway line is visible cutting across the countryside. This is the second image in a four part panorama. See E01008P for the combined im
The Pozieres battlefield and the old German trench lines. A railway line is visible cutting across the countryside and the remains of the village and orchard can be seen in the background centre. No
The Pozieres battlefield and the old German trench lines. In the foreground on the right is a motor lorry and on the left, alongside the road, is a limber. Note the decimated trees. This is the fou
A view of the valley of Ancre and the villages which featured in the Australian operations against German forces in March and early April 1918, during the German push towards Amiens. A railway line,
The battlefield of Pozieres as seen from the cemetery. In the background, across the centre, is the trench that runs to the orchard. Note the decimated trees. This is right hand image in a two part
View of the village showing shell damaged buildings, the railway and the surrounding countryside. Train carriages are visible across the centre, one of which has ROD 1336 written along its side. It
