The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australians resting in a sunken road near a village (possibly Bullecourt) in the Somme area. The men in the centre are watching the twist of the coins in their popular game of 'Two up'. Note the entrances to the dugouts left foreground.
Members of the 7th Brigade resting in a position along a sunken road near Noreuil, during the fighting by the Australian troops at Bullecourt. Identified are, group of three men in the centre backgrou
Australians playing 'pitch and toss' in the support line in the sunken road near Noreuil on 20 April 1917, during the fighting at Bullecourt.
Troops billeted in a sunken road near Bullecourt, in France, during the fighting of the Australian troops in that sector. Note the graves marked by crosses on the field behind the road.
Unidentified Australian soldiers resting outside dugouts and shelters built into the bank of a sunken road. The Australian front line was approximately along this road while the German forces occupie
recto: Men working at old German dugouts along a sunken road near Cerisy, west of Hamel. The artist states that these dugouts were occupied by the third Field Company Engineers from the 26th of August
View of the village the morning after the attack on Monument Wood. At the time the 46th Battalion was resting in the dugouts in the valley in the foreground, in an area free from German observation,
