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Photograph E02951 First World War, 1914-1918Near Bray. German prisoners acting as stretcher bearers, bringing in Australians of the 9th Infantry Brigade wounded during the fighting at Happy Valley, to the left of the town.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Transport in 'Happy Valley', near Bray, passing an enemy gun, believed to be mined. Happy Valley was the scene of severe fighting by the 9th Infantry Brigade in the operations to the left of the town on 22 August 1918.
Near Bray. German prisoners acting as stretcher bearers, bringing in Australians of the 9th Infantry Brigade wounded during the fighting at Happy Valley, to the left of the town.

The 26th Battery of Australian Field Artillery coming into action on the top of the ridge after passing through Happy Valley (on the left), near Gressaire Wood, during the operations of the 9th Infant

Australian Field Artillery, moving up to advanced positions near Bray, during the attack by the 9th Infantry Brigade at Happy Valley, on the left of the town.

An unidentified sergeant stands beside a statue and large cross surrounded by a wrought iron fence at the cross and fork roads at Calvaire, in front of Bray. At this point the 9th Australian Infantry

German prisoners assisting to bury the dead in the cemetery near Etinehem, a few hours after the attack by the 9th Australian Infantry Brigade against the position of Bray and Happy Valley to the left

German prisoners burying their dead in a wood near Calvaire, a scene of fierce fighting by the 9th Australian Infantry Brigade, preceding the capture of Bray, by the 10th Infantry Brigade.
