The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of four unidentified Australian infantrymen posing behind the truck, on rails, which was used to transport each shell for the 15 inch German naval gun that the 3rd Battalion captured in Arcy Wood during the Battle of Proyart on 23 August 1918. The large handle on the end of the truck (right) indicates that it was pulled by hand.
Four unidentified Australians pose on the mounting of the 15 inch German naval gun that was captured by the 3rd Battalion in Arcy Wood during the Battle of Proyart on 23 August 1918. Note the words p
An unidentified Australian artilleryman of the 3rd Battalion sits on the base of a 15 inch German naval gun in Arcy Wood, which was placed in position to shell the city of Amiens, but was captured by
Unidentified soldiers at Arcy Wood, near Chuignolles, with the shell case of a 15 inch naval gun captured by the 3rd Battalion on 23 August 1918, during the battle of Chuignes, to illustrate the size
An ammunition truck on the railway to the 15 inch German naval gun, known as the Chuignes gun, captured in 23 August 1918 by No 3 Battalion, at Chuignes, France, which was established by the Germans i
A group of unidentified Australian and British soldiers and a single airman pictured on and around the base of the German 38 cm SK L/45 naval gun that the 3rd Battalion AIF captured in Arcy Wood durin
Unidentified soldiers at Arcy Wood, standing next to and climbing over the 15 inch German naval gun, known as the Chuignes gun, captured in August 1918 by No 3 Battalion, at Chuignes, France. German t
