57. Australian troops at tea in the first support trench on eve of battle

47. Flashlight of ruins of Vermezelle

48. Ruins at Yyres

49. A gigantic shell crater. This was 75 yards in circumference

50. Constructing battle operations during the recent activities

51. A captured German concrete dugout, still intact

52. No Man's Land the day before the battle

53. A typical scene near part of the Menin Road

54. The result of a 5.9.

55. Bringing in the wounded

56. Hun prisoners bringing in Australian wounded

58. Watching a bevy of Hun planes over Ypres

59. Supports moving up to the front line

60. Bringing up the ammunition by light railway

61. An Australian battalion marching to the trenches

62. Road scene near Ypres salient

63. Australian troops watching Tommies training the anti-aircraft guns on a Hun aeroplane

64. Captured Boche dugouts and the things they left behind them

65. A Boche residence that is practically shell proof

66. The way to Ypres

67. A `pill-box' in which 15 Huns were captured

68. The type of ground over which the troops advanced

69. An ANZAC battalion resting behind a redoubt

70. Panorama. No Man's Land. Advanced troops occupying shell holes

71. Panorama. No Man's Land. Advanced troops occupying shell holes

72. A captured munition dump

73. Communications must be kept up at all costs and these men are seen going over the top to run out new lines during the battle of Zonnebeke

Records of the European War Collecting Project, established by the Trustees of the Mitchell Library in 1918

47. Flashlight of ruins of Vermezelle
48. Ruins at Yyres
49. A gigantic shell crater. This was 75 yards in circumference
50. Constructing battle operations during the recent activities
51. A captured German concrete dugout, still intact
52. No Man's Land the day before the battle
53. A typical scene near part of the Menin Road
54. The result of a 5.9.
55. Bringing in the wounded
56. Hun prisoners bringing in Australian wounded
57. Australian troops at tea in the first support trench on eve of battle
58. Watching a bevy of Hun planes over Ypres
59. Supports moving up to the front line
60. Bringing up the ammunition by light railway
61. An Australian battalion marching to the trenches
62. Road scene near Ypres salient
63. Australian troops watching Tommies training the anti-aircraft guns on a Hun aeroplane
64. Captured Boche dugouts and the things they left behind them
65. A Boche residence that is practically shell proof
66. The way to Ypres
67. A `pill-box' in which 15 Huns were captured
68. The type of ground over which the troops advanced
69. An ANZAC battalion resting behind a redoubt
70-71. Panorama. No Man's Land. Advanced troops occupying shell holes
72. A captured munition dump
73. Communications must be kept up at all costs and these men are seen going over the top to run out new lines during the battle of Zonnebeke

Item 04: Australian Official World War I photographs

57. Australian troops at tea in the first support trench on eve of battle

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