The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four Heavy Tank Mark V* being towed back to their base for repairs after being disabled during the Australian advance along the Somme. The tank (far right) is marked with the number 054. The tank (second from the right) is marked with the number 0824. Six soldiers are accompanying the tanks.
Four unidentified soldiers gathered around a disabled British Mark V* Male tank which was put out of action by land mines and German shellfire on 29 September 1918. The tank is marked with the War Dep
Three Heavy Tanks Mark V* passing through the outskirts of Ronssoy to participate in the storming of the Hindenburg Line. The tank first on the left is marked with the number 9888, which was part of
Six unidentified soldiers posing around a Mark V (male) Battle Tank, during salvage operations of derelict tanks. Chalked on the side of the tank is 'The Knuts, Tres Bon'. A derelict tank is visibl
A train wagon loaded with eleven disabled Mark V tanks. Note an unidentified British soldier in the background leaning against a tank (right) and a pile of ammunition in the foreground (left).
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.
The back and side view of a Mark V* (male) tank located at a tank park outside the village of Villers-Bretonneux. Note the tank is marked with 'HQ' and the number '9543' on its back and side. An ima
