The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A soldier standing outside 'Factory Corner ', a shelter made from sand bags and other materials. Duck boards are in the foreground as the mud was appalling. It was here the 22nd Battalion had their Headquarters during the operations at Flers.
'Factory Corner' near Flers, photographed on 15 May 1917. It was here the 22nd Battalion had their Headquarters during the operations at Flers some months earlier. The country around was devoid of lan
A soldier sitting outside a Regimental Aid Post (RAP) which was constructed of sand bags, at Ploegsteert Wood. Note the duck boards on the ground.
An unidentified Australian soldier standing outside a dugout situated at the base of a ridge on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Canvas shade cloths cover the shelter, and the entrances of other dugouts dotte
Gallipoli, Turkey. c. 1915-08. Interior of a traverse at Plugge's Plateau built by members of the 4th Battalion, to help protect a dugout, which was around the corner, from rifle fire from Pope's Hill
View of the countryside from Flers to 'Factory Corner' to Lesboeufs. On the right is a damaged shelter (centre) and a cross. This panorama is one of a series taken by the Australian War Records Sect
Here artist Septimus Power shows three lines of horse shelters, with a group of horses standing under the foreground shelter. A single horse outside the shelter is being attended by a lighthorseman at
