The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two mules killed by shell fire, lying on the muddy ground near the roadside in front of piles of heavily camouflaged supplies, including shells.
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
Three pack mules carrying water supplies to the crew of an 18-pounder Australian battery. On the right several gunners are handling ammunition and artillery shells and empty shell cases litter the
The ruins of the heavily shell damaged mill. Note the metal debris stacked in piles in front of the mill.
An unidentified Australian soldier rescuing a fallen comrade lying on the muddy ground beside the duckboards. Note the extensive shell damage to the trees.
Shell damaged buildings in the village of Estrees, taken from the parapet of the trench shown in the foreground. Estrees formed the objective of the 56th Battalion in the exploitation of the Nauroy-G
Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915. Australian soldiers remove the carcases of dead horses or mules which are lying in shallow water on the beach at Anzac. The animals were probably killed by artillery fire.
