The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The heavily camouflaged entrance to a trench in the Corps Defence System near Gordon Road, an area which was occupied by troops of the 5th Australian Division in February 1918.
Near Loos, France. 7 February 1918. The Quarry near Loos, between Loos Crassier and the Lens-Bethune Road in France, when the 3rd Australian Tunnelling Company was engaged in trench shelter and tunnel
Messines Sector, Belgium. 17 February 1918. A camouflaged observation post in the course of construction near Broken Tree House, in the Messines Sector, when the Australians were engaged in strengthen
KAHILI, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-10-05. JAPANESE 6-INCH NAVAL GUN, WELL CAMOUFLAGED, MOUNTED AT THE ENTRANCE TO BOUGAINVILLE STRAIT. THE AREA IS NOW OCCUPIED BY TROOPS OF HEADQUARTERS 2 CORPS.
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-06-02. THE ENTRANCE TO A MESS AT HEADQUARTERS NEW GUINEA FORCE, WITH THE ADMINISTRATION HUTS ON THE LEFT. THE SITE, PREVIOUSLY USED AS A JAPANESE HEADQUARTERS, WAS LATER OCCUPIED
A street in Caestre, near the church, showing its shell wrecked tower. The centre of an important railway system, Caestre, with Hazebrouck, was the objective towards which the Germans, on 14 April 19
Infantrymen of the 3rd Division digging a new reserve trench system near Mericourt, in France. While the front line troops engaged the advancing Germans and prevented their rush on Amiens, other troop
