The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified members of the 1st Division engaged in clearing away debris from their billets in ruined cavalry barracks. Colour patches on several soldiers in the foreground indicate they are from the 16th Battalion. A soldier wearing a helmet and with a leather pouch around his neck (centre foreground) has an Anzac 'A' patch, denoting Gallipoli service. Note sandbags stacked in some of the window recesses (left) and a ladder, probably used to get into the barracks.
Netherlands East Indies Forces (Dutch) 1940 pattern green steel helmet with rolled over edge. The helmet is complete with black and brown leather and wool felt liner that has been riveted to helmet wi
Ruined dugouts at Hellblast Corner at the end of Zillebeke Lake. In the background (centre) the ruined village of Zillebeke is visible and in the right corner at the head of the lake is Battersea Far
Black leather crash helmet as issued to and worn by Italian Army tank crewmen during the Second World War. Helmet has an adjustable leather chin strap, a fold up black leather neck flap attached to t
A group of unidentified Australians receiving instruction in the working of a Stokes trench mortar in cooperation with other arms at the Australian Corps Training School. The colour patches of two so
Military stores stacked on the beach north of Anzac Cove, Gallipoli Peninsula. The large stacks in the foreground are protected with tarpaulins, reinforced with sandbags or timber and surrounded by a
Australian Transport wagons passing through a ruined street in Bapaume, some time after the occupation of the town by the Australians in March 1917. Note the debris in the left foreground.
