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Photograph E04405 Period 1910-1919The 15 inch naval gun, at Arcy Wood, near Chuignolles, captured by members of the 3rd Battalion in a bayonet attack on 23 August 1918, during an advance by Australian troops in this vicinity. The big

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A close up of the wrecked 15 inch naval gun, at Arcy Wood, near Chuignolles, captured by members of the 3rd Battalion in a bayonet attack on 23 August 1918, during an advance by Australian troops in this vicinity. The big gun was found separated from its carriage and the great barrel blown off at the breech, visible on the left (half buried). It had been wrecked by an explosion, either by accident or design.
The 15 inch naval gun, at Arcy Wood, near Chuignolles, captured by members of the 3rd Battalion in a bayonet attack on 23 August 1918, during an advance by Australian troops in this vicinity. The big

An unidentified Australian soldier standing on top of the carriage of the wrecked 15 inch naval gun, at Arcy Wood, near Chuignolles, captured by members of the 3rd Battalion in a bayonet attack on 23
Lieutenant Colonel D. T. Moore CMG DSO, Commanding Officer, 3rd Battalion, AIF (on the platform) and Lieutenant C. O. Clark MC MM, Battalion Intelligence Officer (beside the broken barrel) of the 15 i

A group of unidentified Australian and British soldiers and a single airman pictured on and around the base of the German 38 cm SK L/45 naval gun that the 3rd Battalion AIF captured in Arcy Wood durin

Members of the 3rd Battalion standing on the barrel of the captured enemy 15 inch naval gun. During the operations of the 1st, 3rd and 4th Battalions the day before in this vicinity and the killing of

An unidentified Australian artilleryman of the 3rd Battalion sits on the base of a 15 inch German naval gun in Arcy Wood, which was placed in position to shell the city of Amiens, but was captured by
