The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A heavily camouflaged battery of the 1st Australian Field Artillery Brigade barely detectable amidst the forest. Note the shell of a building in the background (left).
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
A camouflaged gun position of the 1st Australian Field Artillery Brigade located at the edge of the forest. Note rows of ammunition in the foreground and on the ground near the gun.
Men of 8th Battery, 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade, loading a shell into No 1 gun at Anzac. Note the ammunitiion boxes and extra shells in the background.
Two unidentified Australian soldiers standing outside a dugout (right). Another soldier (left) is walking amidst the wire netting and brambles which camouflage one of the guns of a battery of the Aus
Brigadier (Brig) H J Mogg (left), Commander, 28th British Commonwealth Infantry Brigade talks with unidentified gunners of A Troop, 100th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA) as they stand
Four unidentified Australian soldiers with a camouflaged gun at a 1st Brigade Australian 18 Pounder Battery position. The position, established on the edge of the forest, has been camouflaged with sc
