The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view across no man's land from an outpost trench held by the 46th Battalion showing the shell damaged village of Bellicourt (background, left). All the country in this image was in German control for nine days after the photograph was taken. This is the left hand image in a two part panorama. See E03347P for the combined image.
A view across no man's land from an outpost trench held by the 46th Battalion showing the shell damaged village of Nauroy (background, centre). All the country in this image was in German control for
View from Polygon Wood showing a group of unidentified Australian infantry gathered in shell holes near no man's land. This is the left hand image in a three part panorama. See E00783P for the combi
No man's land at St Yves, which was crossed by the 9th and 10th Brigades during their attack on Messines Ridge on 7 July 1917. Note the trench and debris in the background (centre). This is the left
View of the countryside from Queant and Pronville, taken from the high land near Cambrai. This area was the scene of severe fighting during the First World War. Note a shell damaged building in the
A view from Strafer's Nest to Ploegsteert Wood showing duckboards and numerous graves, marked by crosses, along Mud Lane and Bunhill Row. Note two shell damaged buildings in the background. This is
View from Polygon Wood looking toward Zonnebeke and Polygon Wood showing no man's land. In the background (right) is ruined structure, possibly used as a shelter or stronghold. This is the right han
