The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 2nd Divisional Memorial on Windmill Hill erected by the 7th Field Company of Australian Engineers in memory of members of the Division who fell in the operations of July and August 1916. The remains of the Pozieres Windmill can be seen to the rear of the memorial. Note the remains of a tank in the foreground.
The 2nd Australian Divisional Memorial erected to the members of the Division who fell in the operations of July and August 1916. In the background three soldiers, probably Australian, are standing n
The 2nd Australian Divisional Memorial erected to the members of the Division who fell in the operations of July and August 1916. The site of the Pozieres Windmill (behind) is marked by a small tripo
The site of the Windmill memorial at Pozieres. This is the spot where a windmill stood and which marked the highest point of the bitterly contested Pozieres Ridge. During July and August 1916 the Br
A memorial to the officers and men of the 2nd Australian Division who fell at the taking of Pozieres Ridge, in July to August 1916. It was erected by the 7th Field Company of Australian Engineers in M
View of the Pozieres battlefield, taken from the Windmill. It was here that Australian troops were first engaged in serious fighting on the Western Front. Early in the morning of 23 July 1916, their
View looking towards the famous German strongpoint 'Gibraltar'. The cross (right) erected on the battlefield of Pozieres in memory of the Officers, NCO's and men of the 1st Division, who fell in the b
