The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view between Barleux and Assevillers, showing hutments and dugouts abandoned by German forces and subsequently occupied by the Australian Corps Headquarters. A number of unidentified Australian soldiers are gathered in front of the buildings in the background. These buildings were occupied by the Corps Commander, the Chief Engineer and Chief Signal Officer. This is the right hand image in a two part panorama. See E03602P for the combined image.
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
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
Hutments abandoned by the German forces and later occupied by the General Staff and Topographical Section of Australian Corps Headquarters. This is the left hand image in a two part panorama. See E0
Hutments abandoned by the German forces and later occupied by the General Staff and Topographical Section of Australian Corps Headquarters. Note the wagons, several of which are transporting troops,
View behind Courtney's Post and Quinn's Post, showing several water tanks or possibly desalination tanks, dugouts and other buildings. This is the third image of a five part panorama. See A02156P fo
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
View looking from the house occupied as headquarters by the Desert Mounted Corps. This is the right hand image in a two part panorama. See B00329P for the combined image.
