Hun defences on the Mole, Zeebrugge, stormed by our gallant Marines on the night of April 22nd, 1918
Signal bell on the Mole, Zeebrugge, immortalised by the historic raid of St. George's Eve, 1918
The ruins of Albert and its famous cathedral as seen from an aeroplane
Beautiful Albert Cathedral where statue of Virgin Mary hung amidst its ruins 'til felled by Hun shells
The shattered ruins of Albert, lost and retaken in critical days of the great German offensive
Recaptured by Australians in a night attack, April 24, 1918. Villers-Bretonneux--the ruined church
Bells of Villers-Bretonneux Church erected after the German repulse removed the menace to Amiens
Valley of Ancre, rushed by our men in a dense fog, Beaumont and thousands of prisoners being taken
Thiepval Ridge, where the Irish were held up by the Wonder Work and other subterranean redoubts
Bernafay Wood captured by the 9th Division in Battle of the Somme; the cemetery near Montauban
British Memorial, Trones Wood, scene of impetuous valour by the 18th Divison in Battle of the Somme
Over the Sausage Valley to Thistle Dump Cemetery and High Wood, costly obstacle in Battle of Somme
High Wood, where tanks first came into action and led the infantry to the consternation of the Huns
Commemorating their gallant assault during Battle of Somme, the South African Cross in Deville Wood
Where Irish troops fought in the struggle on the Ancre, the Connaught Cemetery on Thiepval Ridge
A favourite enemy stronghold, the sugar refinery at Lagnicourt, grimly held and as resolutely stormed
Bapaume, levelled by terrific bombardments which preceded many fierce struggles for its possession
The fortified Distillery near Bapaume, scene of desperate fighting in the battles for the town
Grim relics of the sanguinary struggle round Ypres, skulls on the battlefield of Hooge
Tanks wrecked in restoring the line, when the German surprise attack broke through at Gonnelieu
Turks who fell on scrub covered slopes of Chocolate Hill resisting our surprise attack from Suvla Bay
After the desperate struggle for Lone Pine, Australians and Turks lying as they bayonetted one another
Entrenchments on the crest of Table Top scaled by the irrestible New Zealanders with great courage
A welcome rest in a trench after strenuous day and night fighting for the dominating Sari Bair peaks
Turkish emissary with white flag being led blind-folded through our lines at Anzac beach, Gallipoli
French 75's returning to Chemin des Dames pass prisoners taken in our drive near St. Quentin
Light railway pushed forward by R.O.D. through old canal at Lens, to bring up supplies for front line
In the thick of a gas attack; our lads ready for the enemy
Prisoners coming in after the repulse at Hangard and Villers Bretonneux in the "Kaiser's Battle"
