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Photograph E05417 Period 1910-1919A view looking out through the mouth of an archway built through the embankment of the Amiens Railway. During the fighting in this area in April-August 1918 this tunnel was used by successive battali

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified Australian soldier standing at the entrance of an archway built through the embankment of the Amiens Railway. During the fighting in this area in April-August 1918 the tunnel was used as a Regimental Aid Post by successive battalions operating on the Villers-Bretonneux front. Note the sandbags stacked on the left side of the entrance.
A view looking out through the mouth of an archway built through the embankment of the Amiens Railway. During the fighting in this area in April-August 1918 this tunnel was used by successive battali

Villers Bretonneux, France, 1918. Two soldiers standing at the entrance to the dugout that houses the Regimental Aid Post (RAP) of the 42nd Battalion, 1st AIF. (Donor Estate of F. Stichnoth)

The Chateau on the Warfusee Abancourt Road near Villers-Bretonneux, an area which during April and the several months following was the scene of much bloodshed and fighting. The photograph was taken

Near Villers-Bretonneux, France. 29 April 1918. The Maison du Bois l'Abbe, near Villers-Bretonneux, on the Amiens Road to France. At this time it was used as a headquarters for support battalions and

Near Villers Carbonnel, France. An ammunition dump stacked along the side of a light railway track which runs under the destroyed bridge in the foreground. The bridge is situated on the main road fr

Depicts a Regimental Aid Post, Villers Bretonneux, constructed within a trench. The back of a soldier can be seen carrying the end of a stretcher, disappearing into an opening in the side of the trenc