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'Dead Jerry found in our wire after a futile night raid on our lines at Givenchy', 1916 (c)
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-153
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'German prisoner captured in a raid pointing out to Staff Officer the dispositing of his unit', 1917 (c)
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-154
Leaving to repair the line near Villers-Bretonneux, 1916 (c)
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-161
'An intrepid observer meets with a mishap and makes a hurried descent', 1916 (c)
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-166
'The trail of smoke from the burning remnants of an enemy observation balloon', 1916
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-167
'Our 16-in railway-guns demolish the Hun...emplacements and open the way for the infantry', 1917 (c)
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-169
'Our whippet tanks dash thro' the mud caked battlefields and penetrate the German lines at Morcourt, 1918'
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-172
'A tank comes to the rescue of its comrade, bogged in the Luce valley during the advance', 9 August 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-173
'Our troops make use of a Jerry dugout captured by the Great Allied Advance at Bapaume', August 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-174
'Sappers remove a derelict tank obstructing the "corduroy" road built over the mud, before Peronne', 1918 (c)
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-177
'Australian drivers galloping up to move the guns to forward positions during battle for Le Translov,' 1916
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-178
'The battered sugar refinery at Le Transloy taken by the Australians at the point of the bayonet', 1916
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-179
'With dogged courage we overcome stiff resistance and break the Hun lines from Epehy to Bellicourt', 1918 (c)
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-181
'Our cavalry pursue the defeated enemy through the ruined villages and completes his final rout', 9 August 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-184
'Thousands of German prisoners captured in the final rout of the German armies on the Sambre', 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-185
'Fleet of murderous 'U' boats, the greatest menace that ever faced our Empire, surrender at Harwich', 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-188
'12-inch gun on a monster German submarine, ruthless pests that sank our shipping "without trace"', Harwich, 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-189
'Triumph of our Navy. Surrendered battleships and cruisers of the German fleet at Scapa Flow', 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-191
'German battle cruiser Derfflinger which hauled down the flag at sunset to Admiral Beatty', 1918
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-192
'The new "Watch on the Rhine" set by the Allies. British troops crossing Cologne Bridge', 1919
NAM. 1972-08-67-2-194
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