The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German prisoners bringing in the wounded from the battlefield near Jeancourt. The bodies of two men killed in attack are seen in the foreground.
German prisoners bringing in the wounded from the battlefield near Le Verguier. They are here seen following a line of tape which had been laid to guide the attacking troops as they went forward in th
A German photograph depicting what was claimed to be a large group of British bodies in a wooded area behind the German lines near the village of Fromelles. The photograph forms part of a series taken
The gap in the tangled barbed wire, through which some of the 53rd Australian Battalion advanced the previous day in the face of heavy machine gun fire. The packs of five wounded men may be seen near
German prisoners bringing in wounded under an Australian escort, near Hooge Crater during the battle on 20 September 1917. Note the discarded bicycles in the ditch between the men and the large crater
France. 1916. A scene on the battlefield near Courcelette. The two British soldiers are carrying German helmets. Note the bodies along the side of the road. (Official Canadian Photograph No. 0.857)
The Pozieres battlefield seen from the communication trench known as Centre Way. On the horizon two German shells are bursting in no man's land in front of the Australian lines. In the foreground ar
