The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two British soldiers wounded in the struggle for the Hindenburg Line, being assisted by a German prisoner to reach the aid post at Bony. The soldier on the left is smoking and his left arm is bandaged and in a sling. The soldier on the right is smoking and the right side of his face is bandaged. The legs of an obscured soldier are visible behind.
An officer wearing glasses peers out of the RAP (Regimental Aid Post) at two Australian soldiers, the one on the left stands using a walking stick, his left leg bandaged and his right arm in a sling.
The interior of ward No. 7, No. 14 Australian General Hospital (AGH) with patients and staff. The blankets and screens have a cross on them. A soldier lying on the bed (foreground) has The Sunday Time
Members of the 38th Battalion in Dog Trench near Guillemont Farm, in which they were held by machine gun fire during the attack on the Hindenburg Line, near Bony. Identified, left to right: 5918 Priva
Vietnam. 1967. An Australian soldier in bed, with his right arm bandaged, is recuperating, with the aid of a cigarette.
Three unidentified soldiers at an observation post in the Hindenburg main line near Bony, shortly after the enemy had been driven from his strongholds in this sector. Note the dead German soldier in t
Pressed metal button printed with a red cross on a white background. Overlying this is an image of a nurse assisting a wounded soldier to walk. The soldier's head is bandaged and his right arm is in a
