The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An exterior view of the town's church. At the time Australian forces were engaged in the defence of the Amiens area and Brigade Headquarters and reserve troops were billeted in Corbie. Between 22 April and 10 May the town was frequently heavily shelled and the church, sustaining many direct hits, was badly damaged. Note the corrugated iron structure in front of the Alexandre Cafe (right) is a latrine/urinal for officers.
Between April and May 1918, the town of Corbie was heavily shelled by frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. A Brigade Headquarters and reserve troops were billeted i
View of the church within the town. Between 22 April and 10 May, the town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals at the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. A Brigade Headquarters and rese
An exterior view of a shell damaged church, taken looking out through ruins. The town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. Continued artill
An exterior view of the front of a shell damaged church. The town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. Continued later artillery fire reduc
An exterior view of the front of a shell damaged church, taken looking out through ruins. The town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. Con
An exterior view of the rear of a shell damaged church, taken looking out through ruins. The town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. Cont