The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The ruins of the heavily shell damaged mill. Note the metal debris stacked in piles in front of the mill.
An exterior view of the front of a shell damaged church, taken looking out through ruins. The town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. Con
A heavily shell damaged church (far right) and the ruins of surrounding buildings as they appeared after the town had been under German shellfire for over two months. Note in the background on the ri
A bridge across a fast running stream constructed to carry heavy traffic. The foundation of the bridge was made by placing sacks of cement in the water and securing them by piles. A sign in the back
Two mules killed by shell fire, lying on the muddy ground near the roadside in front of piles of heavily camouflaged supplies, including shells.
An exterior view of the rear of a shell damaged church, taken looking out through ruins. The town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. Cont
View of an ammunition dump showing rows of stacked shells and piles of empty shell cases. In the background (left) is Australian soldier and three British servicemen, all unidentified. Note the rail
