Great Images from the Australian War Memorial

I was brushing up for my spring battlefield tour at Hamel, which includes a visit to the site of the 4 July 1918 victory of  General Monash's Anzac Corps (with some Yanks of the 33rd Division thrown in).  I came across some great photos of the battle at the website of the Australian War Memorial.  It's a great source of articles and images from all the battlefields of the Aussies.  Here's what caught my eye, starting with a map to show where the fighting took place.

A tank conducting mopping-up operations in a ruined street of Hamel, the day after its capture by troops of the 11th Australian Infantry Brigade, 5 July 1918. AWM E02864

An Australian stretcher party moves past a crashed RE8 aircraft near Le Hamel
AWM E04888

Australian stretcher bearers resting in a sunken road west of Le Hamel AWM E02701

Tank H52, 8 Battalion, C Company, Royal Tank Corps (shown here)
suffered a direct hit at the Battle of Hamel on 4 July 1918 and
was put out of action. AWM E03843

This was the view, taken a few days after the Battle of Hamel on 4 July 1918,
from German positions on the hill to the east of the village. This position
was seized by men of the 44th Australian Infantry Battalion, and four of
them can be seen here in a trench along with two soldiers of the American
Expeditionary Force who fought with them during the battle. AWM E02844A

 Premier Georges Clemenceau, MG E.E. Sinclair-Maclagen
(4th Division Commander), and Lt. General John Monash