The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified officers and soldiers standing in the grounds of a chateau which earlier in the war served as the Headquarters of the 1st and 2nd Anzac Corps. On the far left three of the soldiers are looking at several graves which are marked with crosses. In the background is a convoy of motor lorries and one motor car. Note the clock on the wall of the chateau reads 6.20.
An exterior view of the White Chateau which was used as a medical dressing station in 1918. An unidentified Australian officer is standing near a guard house in the background (centre). On the far l
Graves of four British soldiers buried by the Germans with their own dead in a cemetery near Hargicourt. The graves are marked with wooden crosses. The grave (far left) is marked 'Wall (Mansch) C. E
An informal portrait of unidentified members of the Motor Transport Section of the 3rd Squadron, Australian Flying Corps standing with two Leyland motor lorries (left) and two Crossley light tenders (
Captured enemy photograph of German motor lorries at Nazareth. German soldiers are standing in front of the lorries.
A view taken of the town square where the 1st and 5th Divisions rested in December 1917. An Australian soldier is standing on the far left. On the right of the image three soldiers, possibly French,
An exterior view of a Belgian chateau, which was at different times a headquarters for various Australian units. Within the grounds are several tent structures (right) and a group of Australian soldi