The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A portion of No Man's Land at Mont-de-Merris showing a ruined farmhouse occupied by German machine gunners, who at the time were being troubled by rifle grenades fired by Australian forces.
A view of the ruined farmhouse which was the 11th Battalion's first objective in an advance on 2 June 1918, taken from the second objective, Mont-de-Merris, a hill situated between the villages of Str
Lieutenant L G Riches MC, of the 11th Battalion, examining a German stick grenade in a captured German strongpost at Mont de Merris. The village of Strazeele can be seen in the top left hand corner.
Major A M Phillips, beside a trench mortar captured by the 11th Battalion, at Mont de Merris, in a raid on the enemy a few days before.
Two unidentified Australian soldiers, accompanied by a horse, gathering coal left by German forces on the Bapaume road near the Butte de Warlencourt (background centre). This area was in no man's lan
BONEGILLA, AUSTRALIA. 1943-03. A SCREEN FROM SMOKE GRENADES FIRED FROM .303 RIFLES AT LAND HEADQUARTERS GAS SCHOOL. THESE WERE FIRED TO GIVE WIND INDICATIONS TO THE PILOT OF A PLANE WHO IS TO LAY A SM
Looking across no man's land to the village of Hindecourt from a captured parapet in the Hindenburg Line during the Australian fight for Bullecourt. At the time Hindecourt was still held by German fo
