The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A characteristic scene in the days which followed the liberation of French towns and villages during the Allied advance which commenced on 8 August 1918, and continued until the Armistice. In this photograph a French peasant, with her household effects is seen arriving at her home in Le Cateau. Note the French flag on the second wagon.
This is a scene of a ruined cathedral interior, most probably in the town of Le Cateau. 'Cathedral Interior' is a sombre yet tranquil scene. Streeton had witnessed the aftermath of the destruction of
France. c. 1917. A group of Australian soldiers with the French family on which they were billeted. The soldier second from the right in the back row is Sapper August Carl Meyer of the 2nd Division Si
Depicts the village of Bazuel, in northern France. It is 4 km south-east of Le Cateau-Cambrésis, and 25 km south-east of Cambrai. The village pictured here has been severely bomb damaged. A German hel
A guard tower in a former French fort on the road between Vung Tau and Phuoc Le (Ba Ria) is manned by the Army of South Vietnam (ARVN). The fort was constructed by the French to defend one of the brid
A view taken near Warfusee overlooking the valley between Warfusee and Cerisy which was the scene of considerable fighting during the Australian advance on 8 August 1918. When the photograph was taken
Korea, c. 1950-10. Disdaining to use the modern bridge in the background, Korean refugees drag a horse and cart (or wagon) across a shallow stream as they return home to their farms after the repulse
