The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German dead in a trench taken by the Australians near Ronssoy, in capture of the Outer Hindenburg Defences in mid September 1918.
Mr Keith Murdoch and Captain H C Smart, two Australian journalists, standing next to a shell damaged brick wall, looking towards the Outer Hindenburg Defences, near Ronssoy, which were assaulted and c
A scene in the Hindenburg Outpost Line on the Knoll, near Ronssoy. At this stage of the fighting most of the enemy machine gunners stayed at their posts to the last, and in many cases refused to surre
The dense black wire composing the entanglements which protected the Hindenburg Line at ?Bellenglise, through which, during a rain storm, the 46th and 14th Battalions advanced on the night of 18/19 Se
A Mark V Male tank at Ronssoy, France. 30 September 1918. One of a number of tanks disabled by land mines in the fighting near Duncan Post, in the Ronssoy area.
Troops of the 3rd Division, moving forward, near Ronssoy, to relieve American troops operating in the Le Catelet sector. They are passing three British heavy tanks blown up by 'plum pudding' bombs set
Two disabled Mark V Male tanks at Ronssoy, France. 29 September 1918. The left hand tank bears the number 9116. This tank, serving in A Company, 4th Battalion, under the command of 2nd Lt Boulton, w
