The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of the shell damaged village at the time when the 1st Australian Division was employed in the defence of this area. The damaged steeple of the church is visible in the background (centre). Note the 'Pradelles' sign on the wall of a building in the background (right) and the barbed wire in the foreground.
A group of unidentified soldiers, probably British, standing around a British 6 inch Howitzer, positioned under a camouflage screen near shell damaged buildings on the village outskirts. Note the chu
A wooden plank road leading to the village of Bellicourt on the distant hill (background, centre). Along either side of the road are barbed wire entanglements which formed a strong defence. Note the
View of the village after its evacuation by the British and its partial destruction by enemy shellfire. For several months, in late 1917 - early 1918, Australian Corps Headquarters was located in Fle
A view of Fire Support Base Trish. The soldiers in the background (right) appear to be building a fortification. In the foreground star pickets and tangled barbed wire is visible, as are signs with ar
Unidentified soldiers drawing water from a well for the horses and mules at Hargicourt, when the village was in the reserve area. Note the shell damaged building in the background.
View of the village showing shell damaged buildings, the railway and the surrounding countryside. Ruins of a building are visible on the right. In the background on the right side, the outskirts of
