The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Australian Field Artillery. Note in the background (left) another soldier standing at a machine gun position.
Five unidentified members of the Australian Field Artillery placing netting and brambles in front of their gun in order to camouflage the effect of the gun blast. This is necessary when a gun is sunk
Five unidentified members of a gun crew from the 102nd Howitzer Battery with one of their 4 inch guns. Note the camouflage netting that surrounds the gun position. (From the collection of 704 Driver
Blangy-Tronville, France. An unidentified Australian soldier, with his back to the camera, standing outside one of the dugouts, built into a terraced hillside, occupied by Australian Pioneers and Tun
Two unidentified Australian soldiers at a camouflaged Australian 18 pounder battery position. The gun positions have been constructed out of various materials, mainly corrugated iron sheets and sandb
Unidentified members of a howitzer battery of the Australian Field Artillery gathered in their position behind a bank on a hillside. Several other soldiers and a machine gun, mounted for aerial defe
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
