The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Several unidentified soldiers outside the gas attack relieving station of the 3rd Australian Division. The station is constructed of sandbags and partially covered with debris from the building on the right. It was at this time that the 1st and 2nd Australian Divisions participated with great success in operations that marked the entry of the Australian troops into the Third Battle of Ypres. Note above the entrance a sign that reads 'Gas Cases'.
Villa Wood, France, c. 1916-12. A stack of sandbags marking the site of a lamp signal station of the 2nd Divisional Signals Company, 1st AIF, in snow-covered country in the Albert-Bapaume area. The si
A large group of unidentified Australian troops resting along the town's moat and ramparts. The following day marked the entry of Australian troops into the Third Battle of Ypres, with the 1st and 2n
A large group of unidentified Australian troops resting near the famous moat and ramparts of the town. The following day marked the entry of Australian troops into the Third Battle of Ypres, with the
View of the Lille Gate and the shell scarred wall of Ypres, the day on which the Australian troops, represented by the 1st and 2nd Divisions, marked their entry to the battle ground of Ypres by a seri
'Spoil Bank' in the southern portion of the Ypres sector showing the shelters of corrugated iron and sandbags constructed by the troops of the 4th Australian Division who were occupying the area at th
Unidentified personnel at the Australian dressing station on the beach at Anzac Cove. Several large wicker baskets can be seen near the entrance of the dugout, which is constructed largely of sandbags
