The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified Australian stretcher bearers of the 9th Battalion, bringing in a wounded man to a Regimental Aid Post which had been established by the enemy near Bois de Crepy, before Lihons, and captured by our troops on 10 August 1918.
Unidentified stretcher bearers of the 2nd Australian Division carrying a wounded soldier through a trench during the Australian attack on that section of the Hindenburg Line between 29 September and 5
Troops of the 11th and 12th Battalions, about midday, smoking cigars salvaged from captured enemy dugouts near Bois de Crepy. Half an hour before the 12th Battalion had passed through the 11th Battali
Unidentified stretcher bearers of the 2nd Division Army Medical Corps gathered in a Regimental Aid Post. This post was established in trenches in the Hindenburg Line during the fighting in this area
Trench near Crepy Wood during the attack upon Lihons. The 10th Battalion on 10 August 1918 in the Old Somme trench system near Lihons; Crepy Wood in the background, and some of the enemy field guns wh
Troops of the 10th Battalion occupying captured trenches near Bois de Crepy. The field guns were two of many pieces captured by the Australians in the great offensive which commenced on 8 August 1918
Three unidentified stretcher bearers, one of whom is wearing a gas mask at the Regimental Aid Post of the 9th Battalion.