The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Corps Headquarters established in camouflaged huts evacuated by the enemy in their retreat, situated in Boulogne Wood, on the Barleux-Assevillers Road near Barleux. The photograph was taken on 10 October 1918, the day the Headquarters moved to Eu on the coast, where the Rest Headquarters was established. Note the two trucks on the left.
A view between Barleux and Assevillers, showing hutments and dugouts abandoned by German forces and subsequently occupied by the Australian Corps Headquarters. The buildings in the background accommo
Annotation on reverse reads; 'Near Bardia. This bridge after standing through many pampaigns was blown up by the Germans during their last and greatest retreat in November 1942. It is situated on the
The uncompleted railway line to the 15 inch naval gun, established by the Germans in Arcy Wood, near Chuignolles, where it was captured by Australian troops, on 23 August during their advance. The pho
TRIPOLI, SYRIA. 1942-06. VIEW OF THE TRANSPORT QUADRANGLE AND PORTION OF BUILDINGS AT HEADQUARTERS, 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, TRIPOLI. THIS HEADQUARTERS IS SHORTLY TO BE CAMOUFLAGED. NOTE CAMOUFLAGED T
North Korea. 1950-11. Soldiers march along the road on the retreat from Kunu-ri owing to a shortage of transport. After the trucks had moved all the heavy equipment they returned and picked up the mar
A British patrol halting for a rest during the enemy retreat from Gaza. Note the three poles, probably radio transmitters, in the background.
