The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two horse drawn wagons and a motor car passing the brick kiln located on the high ground across the Ancre, south of Heilly. The position was used both as a headquarters and a first aid post until it became untenable because of shelling. Note two intact chimneys which are visible against the skyline (right).
The wagon lines of the 7th Brigade of Australian Field Artillery gathered in a valley. In the foreground, near the tent next to the road, a group of soldiers are digging a hole. Travelling along the
Two unidentified non-commissioned officers of Anzac Corps Headquarters, leaving the Kasr el Nil Barracks, Cairo, to entrain for Alexandria, where they embarked aboard troopships for the Gallipoli Peni
Crowds gather for a recruiting meeting in Martin Place in Sydney. A horse drawn portable stage decked with flags of allied countries and two car roofs are visible amongst the crowd.
The Australian High Commissioner, Sir George Reid reviewing Australian troops. Sir George is sitting in the back of a Rolls Royce motor car, with accompanying officers. Tents are visible in the backgr
A group of dignitaries visiting Maadi camp, among them General H G Chauvel and Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia in England. The occupants of the Rolls Royce motor car are being enterta
Chaplain Alfred Charles Plane (wearing peaked cap, second from right), standing amongst Egyptian spectators, possibly watching a mounted procession to celebrate the accession of Sultan Hussein Kamil,