The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 extensive shell damage to the village.
Groups of unidentified Australian soldiers, suffering from the effects of gas, walking along a road from the front lines to a First Aid Post near Villers-Bretonneux. Note the barbed wire entanglement
A view of the apron type barbed wire entanglements that were erected along a roadside as part of the Corps Defence System after the German advance on Amiens had been brought to a standstill and the ne
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). No
Unidentified members of the 22nd Battalion (right) moving along the Montauban Road to hut shelters at Mametz. 'This place will always live in our history as the spot where battalion drill was brillia
The house near Ville-sur-Ancre, upon which a successful local attack was carried out by companies of the 58th and 59th Battalions, during the battle of Hamel. The building, which marked the extreme le
Habeita, Sinai Desert. Soldiers driving wooden stakes into the sand to attach barbed wire entanglements.