The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Courcelles, France. The camp of the 11th Field Company Engineers. Note the dugouts are partially constructed from corrugated iron.
A horse feeding outside igloos, semi-circular buildings constructed of corrugated iron, at an Australian camp in France. Note the EPIP tent in the right foreground, and the tents of another camp on th
A closeup of some of the living huts at a camp on the Salisbury Plain. The huts are constructed from corrugated iron.
A general view of the Quarry near Hesbecourt, when it was occupied by C Company, of the 4th Battalion. Note the sheets of corrugated iron used at the entrance leading into the dugouts.
1st Brigade Camp of semi-circular buildings called igloos, constructed of corrugated iron. Note the trenches in the foreground. This image was taken shortly after the ruined town of Montauban had been
Australian soldiers gathered outside the entrance of an igloo, a semi-circular building constructed of corrugated iron, at a rest camp in France. The long building in the background is a YMCA hall.
Flirey, France. Dugouts and shelters on the side of a hill at the race course in Flirey, a small French village on the railway line between Toul and Metz. The dugouts are made from corrugated iron and
