The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Medical Details of the 22nd Battalion, passing along the old German train track, which skirted the village of Clery, on their way to the new position between Clery and Halle, which troops of the 2nd Division took up after crossing the Somme and passing through the 3rd Divisional sector for the attack on Mont St Quentin. This move became necessary owing to the impassable state of the Somme marshes and the absence of bridges, for, apart from smashing existing structures, the enemy concentrated shellfire on all likely crossing points. This is a stereo image. One half of this image is held at E03179.
Medical Details of the 22nd Battalion, passing along the old German train track, which skirted the village of Clery, on their way to the new position between Clery and Halle, which troops of the 2nd D
The 22nd Battalion on the railway track near Clery, making their way to the front line position, from which they were to support the attack on Mont St Quentin the following day. This is one half of a
A file of the 56th Battalion in process of transfer to the northern side of the Somme near Clery-sur-Somme. While maintaining the attempts to cross the Somme marshes, General Monash transferred the 2n
The 22nd Battalion on the railway track near Clery, making their way to the front line position, from which they were to support the attack on Mont St Quentin the following day. This is a stereo imag
The ruins of a German fortified house east of Clery-sur-Somme. During operations on 30 August 1918 this fortified house was one of the positions in the eastern outskirts of Clery that had not been cl
Unidentified officers of A Company, 21st Battalion, studying the trench map just prior to the renewed attack on Mont St Quentin, at 1.30 pm. This is one half of a stereo image. The full stereo image
