The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The remains of a shell damaged building. The village of Estrees formed the objective of the 56th Battalion in the exploitation of the Nauroy-Gouy Line of the Hindenburg System. The village was captured on 1 October 1918 after the battalion advanced, with tank support, against severe opposition. Note written on the building walls, the number 69 (far right) and 'O. U. Estrees' (left side).
A section of the shell damaged main street of Estrees, which formed the objective of the 56th Battalion in the exploitation of the Nauroy-Gouy Line of the Hindenburg System, was captured on 1 October
Shell damaged buildings in the village of Estrees, taken from the parapet of the trench shown in the foreground. Estrees formed the objective of the 56th Battalion in the exploitation of the Nauroy-G
View of a shell damaged sugar factory. It was a fortified point in the Nauroy line, which formed the third system in the Hindenburg Defences, and against which attack was made commencing on 29 Septemb
A box like concrete machine gunners' shelter and gun position in a trench which formed part of the Hindenburg Defence System near Bony. In the background is a shell damaged building. Note empty cartri
A view of Cabaret Wood Farm, a position 1,200 yards north east of Bellicourt, against which the 57th and 58th Battalions in the attack on the Nauroy section of the Hindenburg Line, on 29 September 191
A view across no man's land from an outpost trench held by the 46th Battalion showing the shell damaged village of Nauroy (background, centre). All the country in this image was in German control for