The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of the Dernancourt battlefield taken from Treux Wood. The Albert Amiens Road runs along the distant ridge and in the background, on the far right, is Albert Tower. In the foreground lie the heavy marshes of the Ancre. It was in this area that a decisive battle was fought by the 12th and 13th Australian Infantry Brigades on 5 April 1918, when the enemy vainly endeavoured to push through to Amiens. A similar image is held at E02204B. This is the right hand image in a two part panorama. See E02228P for the combined image.
View of the Dernancourt battlefield taken from Treux Wood. The Albert Amiens Road runs along the distant ridge and in the background, on the far right, is Albert Tower. In the foreground lie the hea
View of the Dernancourt battlefield taken from Treux Wood. The Albert Amiens Road runs along the distant ridge. In the foreground, lie the heavy marshes of the Ancre. It was in this area that a dec
View of the Dernancourt battlefield taken from Treux Wood. The Albert Amiens Road runs along the distant ridge and in the background, on the far right, is Albert Tower. In the foreground lie the hea
View of the Dernancourt battlefield taken from Treux Wood. The Albert Amiens Road runs along the distant ridge. In the foreground, lie the heavy marshes of the Ancre. A similar image is held at E02
The Albert-Amiens Railway Line, where it runs through the village of Dernancourt. A decisive battle was fought on this ground on 5 April 1918, when the Germans of four divisions vainly endeavoured by
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 road runs acro
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,
