The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An outdoors informal group portrait of unidentified soldiers, some members of 2nd Division standing outside the entrance to the Catacombs in Hill 63. The Catacombs were a system of tunnels of considerable length, fitted to accommodate over 1,000 men. A wooden silhouette of a kangaroo is attached to the tunnel entrance which is signposted 'Plumer Road'.
Two unidentified soldiers standing at the entrance to the Catacombs, Hyde Park Corner, a system of tunnels of considerable length which were fitted to accommodate over 1,000 men. Note the kangaroo si
Two soldiers of the 23rd Battalion, 4144 Sergeant Edward Moodie and 1961 Albert Oswald Rix MM, standing at the entrance to the Catacombs, Hyde Park Corner, a system of tunnels of considerable length w
A scene behind the Australian lines at Hill 63, in Belgium, where the Catacombs were located. These consisted of a system of tunnels of considerable length, fitted to accommodate over 1,000 men. Troop
Messines Sector, Belgium. 22 January 1918. A group of members of the 2nd Division at the entrance to the Catacombs - a system of tunnels built in Hill 63, in the Messines Sector. Note the cut out kang
Troops of the 2nd Australian Division, at Hyde Park Corner, near the entrance to the Catacombs at Hill 63, in the Messines Sector. Note the sloppy state of the road.
TUNNEL HILL ROAD, RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-10-03. THE ENTRANCE TO TWO TUNNELS SEEN FROM THE INSIDE OF A THIRD. THE JAPANESE MADE EXTENSIVE USE OF TUNNEL SYSTEMS IN THE RABAUL AREA AFTER ABOVEGROUND I
