The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Quary on the Bray Corbie Road, which was used as Headquarters of the 34th Battalion and an Advanced Dressing Station during the attack by the 9th Infantry Brigade on Bray, on the morning of 22 August 1918.
The wounded of the 34th Battalion being brought by captured German prisoners into the Advanced Dressing Station at the Battalion Headquarters in the Quarry, on the Bray Corbie Road, during the attack
English 8 inch Heavy Artillery in action on the Bray Corbie Road, near Corbie. When the photograph was taken, the gun was supporting the attack at Bray of the 9th Australian Infantry Brigade. Note the
Studio portrait of 2169 Private (Pte) Ion Bossley Varnell Tillett, 34th Battalion, of Kendall, NSW. An engineer before enlisting in April 1916, Pte Tillett left Australia for England with the 3rd Rein
The 58th Battalion moving up to check the German advance on Corbie. At this point, Vaux-sur-Somme, the Somme Canal had to be crossed by ferry boats. On the height in the background is the main road fr
An exterior view of four buildings used as an Advanced Dressing Station. The station was used by the Australians during their operations around Peronne from 20 August to 5 September 5th 1918.
Near Villers-Bretonneux, France. 29 April 1918. The Maison du Bois l'Abbe, near Villers-Bretonneux, on the Amiens Road to France. At this time it was used as a headquarters for support battalions and
