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Photograph E05436 Period 1910-1919An Australian and a British soldier, both unidentified, seated in the front of a motor water cart used by the Australian Graves Commission. The front of the car is marked with the number '48848'. No

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A rear view of a motor water cart used by the Australian Graves Commission. Note the shell damaged buildings in the background. See E05436 for a front view of this vehicle.
An Australian and a British soldier, both unidentified, seated in the front of a motor water cart used by the Australian Graves Commission. The front of the car is marked with the number '48848'. No

A view from Strafer's Nest to Ploegsteert Wood showing duckboards and numerous graves, marked by crosses, along Mud Lane and Bunhill Row. Note two shell damaged buildings in the background. This is

Two unidentified Australian soldiers sitting in the front of a Peerless motor lorry. The truck is marked on the side of the engine with the number '23764'. The Peerless lorry was made by the Peerles

View of the village after its evacuation by the British and its partial destruction by enemy shellfire. For several months, in late 1917 - early 1918, Australian Corps Headquarters was located in Fle

Villers-Bretonneux. 23 June 1919. The front view of an "Albion" motor lorry, a type much used on the Western Front. Note the damaged building behind the vehicle.

The road leading to the rear of the Railway Station Yards, at Villers-Bretonneux. Note the shell damaged buildings and the two motor vehicles.
