The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two soldiers contemplate some graves in the cemetery in Becourt Gully, southeast of Pozieres. On the far right several men with horses and wagons, probably artillery, are just visible. (From the collection of 704 Driver Ernest Charles Barnes who served with the 1st Field Artillery Brigade, 21st Howitzer Brigade and 2nd Field Artillery Brigade.)
Four unidentified members of the 102nd Howitzer Battery with the battery's horses, which are grazing at the edge of a field after being exercised. Three French villagers are standing on the far right
Group portrait of ten unidentified drivers of the 102nd Australian Howitzer battery in Flanders with one of their horses. (From the collection of 704 Driver Ernest Charles Barnes who served with the 1
Members of the 102nd Howitzer Battery exercise their horses by riding them down a cobbled road in the French countryside. (From the collection of 704 Driver Ernest Charles Barnes who served with the 1
Australian infantry marching out of the front line to rest billets after the capture of Pozieres. (From the collection of 704 Driver Ernest Charles Barnes who served with the 1st Field Artillery Briga
Royal Field Artillery moving towards the front line to relieve the Australian artillery after the capture of Pozieres from the Germans. (From the collection of 704 Driver Ernest Charles Barnes who ser
The 102nd Howitzer Battery drivers enjoying an evening meal at Becourt. Some men are seated on the ground, while others are sitting on crates around tables. Large quantities of stores are lying on t
