The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of local villagers surrounding a car at Ludd , a village on on the Philistine Plain. Captain Frank Hurley, an Australian Official Photographer is standing on the car's running board at centre left. He is wearing the bright, white ribbon of the Polar Medal on his left pocket.
A view of the moat surrounding Ypres, showing the stricken trees on the ramparts and the shell pitted wall. The bridge in the foreground was constructed by Australian engineers to lessen the pressure
A car of local natives watching the Anzac Division driving on a stone road in the village of Ludd on the Philistine Plain, watched by some local people.
Captain (Cpt) James Francis (Frank) Hurley walking along a path in front of a cottage in the village of Khurbet Deiran. Cpt Hurley is wearing the white ribbon of the Polar Medal received for his servi
The effect of a 9.2 inch British shell on a German reinforced concrete dugout. The dugout was about ten feet below the surface of the ground, and its roof and walls were over two feet thick. Identifie
A young boy holding a camel in one of the typical narrow alley-ways of Ludd on the Philistine Plain.
