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Photograph E02041 First World War, 1914-1918Two unidentified Australian soldiers carrying a box, bringing up a hot meal to the troops of the 7th Battalion in the front line, at Nieppe Forest, in Northern France.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two German prisoners with five soldiers who wandered into the 7th Battalion lines with a horse at Nieppe Forest, in Northern France. In their search for salvage they came across an Australian outpost and were duly captured.
Two unidentified Australian soldiers carrying a box, bringing up a hot meal to the troops of the 7th Battalion in the front line, at Nieppe Forest, in Northern France.

The thickly wooded forest of Nieppe, in Northern France, where 1st Division was hurriedly thrown into the line to stem the German onrush on Hazebrouck.

Nieppe, France. 18 April 1918. A Company Headquarters of the 7th Battalion, established an old shooting box in the Forest of Neippe, in Northern France. A week earlier on the arrival of the 1st Divisi

A concrete dugout and machine gun position in the British outpost line forward of Messines. Revisiting this portion of the Messines sector on that date, when English troops occupied the trenches, Mr C

Courcelette, France. 1916. Two German officers captured by the Canadians being taken behind the lines for interrogation. They are followed by a few of their men. The Canadians took many prisoners in t

Near Hargicourt, France. 1 October 1918. Australian soldiers searching their German prisoners for souvenirs after an attack on the Hindenburg Line outpost.
