The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four unidentified members of the 2nd Division Army Medical Corps gathered outside a position used as an Australian Regimental Aid Post during the breaking of the Hindenburg Line near Bellicourt. Note the building has been reinforced with debris and timber.
An extensively shell damaged roadside building which was used by the Australian troops as a Regimental Aid Post during the breaking of the Hindenburg Defences near Bellicourt in September and October
Unidentified stretcher bearers of the 2nd Division Army Medical Corps gathered in a Regimental Aid Post. This post was established in trenches in the Hindenburg Line during the fighting in this area
Unidentified soldiers, probably members of the 2nd Division Army Medical Corps, unloading serious cases from a motor ambulance car for removal to the Australian Dressing Room during the fighting in th
Unidentified stretcher bearers of the 2nd Australian Division carrying a wounded soldier through a trench during the Australian attack on that section of the Hindenburg Line between 29 September and 5
A group of unidentified Australian soldiers, suffering from the effects of gas, gathered at the Regimental Aid Post (RAP) of the 42nd Battalion awaiting medical attention. The post was built into a
Portrait of Captain Charles Herbert Wesley of the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC), Regimental Medical Officer (RMO), 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment sitting outside the Regimental Aid Post (
