Scarlet Beach

Ms Nancy Wake.

Equipment of a dead Australian soldier at Fromelles.

The Battleground of the 15th Brigade.

Men of the 53rd Battalion. Only three of these men will survive the battle, and those three will be wounded.

The Fromelles battlefield photographed from the Sugarloaf on Armistice Day 1918.

HMAS Sydney (II)

Peter Harrower, Jim Smith and Mal Murray

102 Field Battery at Fire Support Base Coral

Pinios Gorge as viewed from the 2/2nd Battalion position.

Pinios Gorge as viewed from the 2/2nd Battalion position.

Pinios Gorge as viewed from the 2/2nd Battalion position.

Lieutenant Thomas of the Tenterfield Mounted Rifles.

The unwounded survivors of 5 Platoon, B Company. 5 Platoon bore the brunt of a Chinese ambush while advancing on The Hinge.

Hill 317, the pyramid shaped feature was taken by C Company, 3RAR on 5th October. The Hinge is the bare patch of ground to the left, while Hill 217 is out of shot to the left.

Hill 355, the main objective of Commando 1, the opening phase of Operation Commando.

Damien Parer

The terrain facing Lark Force as they attempted to escape.

D Company, 2/22 Battalion prior to their departure for New Britain.

Removing wounded from the battle area.