The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of the apron type barbed wire entanglements that were erected along a roadside as part of the Corps Defence System after the German advance on Amiens had been brought to a standstill and the new British line was consolidated. Note hanging from the fence (centre right) is a reel of barbed wire.
A view of the apron barbed wire entanglements that were erected in a field near the village as part of the Corps Defence System after the German advance on Amiens had been brought to a standstill and
View of a portion of the barbed wire entanglements erected at Lagnicourt by the Germans during their momentary advance on 15 April 1917, long after the ground had been recaptured by the Australians.
A party of the 45th Battalion, erecting barbed wire apron entanglements, near Ascension Farm, in front of the Hindenburg Outpost Line, captured in the attack by the Australian troops the day before.
The barbed wire entanglements in front of the first line of defences in the Hindenburg system near Bellenglise.
A general view of part of the defence system of trenches and barbed wired entanglements, on the east bank of the Suez Canal. A tent is in the centre background.
A view of wire entanglements in a field, which were erected by the French Army in the early stages of the war. At this time a chateau in Baizieux served as the Headquarters for the 4th Division while
