The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified officer, probably British, looking at a 6 inch Howitzer belonging to the 1st South African Heavy Battery which was upended by an enemy H E shell. Note the gun is partially covered with camouflage material.
A group of unidentified soldiers, probably British, standing around a British 6 inch Howitzer, positioned under a camouflage screen near shell damaged buildings on the village outskirts. Note the chu
A crater made by an enemy shell that struck and exploded another shell on the ground on Bellewaarde Ridge. In the background (right) a group of unidentified soldiers are standing near a howitzer. A p
Five unidentified members of a gun crew from the 102nd Howitzer Battery with one of their 4 inch guns. Note the camouflage netting that surrounds the gun position. (From the collection of 704 Driver
A 9.2 inch Howitzer of the 2nd Australian Siege Battery, Royal Australian Garrison Artillery (RAGA), assisting our infantry in the fighting of the Third Battle of Ypres in 1917. Note the gun is covere
A 9.2in Howitzer gun of the 2nd Australian Siege Battery (55th Australian Siege Artillery Battery), in action. Identified, left to right: Gunner (Gnr) Dalgliesh; Gnr E A Scoles; Gnr J H Hislop. The gu
An unidentified soldier of the 106 Howitzer Battery, Australian Field Artillery, at a 4.2 inch Howitzer position. The position, located in a field, has been heavily camouflaged with hay. The rear of
