Battle of Fromelles Then & Now Australian Guide Where the Battalions Fought
Battle of Fromelles Then & Now Australian Guide Where the Battalions Fought. Location of Trenches Assault Battalions VC Cemetery La Trou Cemetery Petillion Cemetery Pompey Elliott Outpost Australian Memorial Park Hitler's Bunker 59th Battalion 58th Battalion 60th Battalion 53rd battalion 54th Battalion 31st battalion 32nd Battalion at Fromelles. ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:56 - Then and now Trench map overlay 3:05 - La Trou Aid Post Cemetery 6:00 - 60th Battalion Trenches 7:17 - Location VC Avenue and VC Corner trench 8:22 - 59th Battalion advance 10:12 - Sugar Loaf Location 11:33 - Drone showing location of 60th Battalion Advance 12:52 - 53rd 54th Battalion advance across no man's land 15:14 - Drone Location VC Corner Cemetery 17:22 - German trench line at Fromelles 18:40 - Australian Memorial Park at Fromelles 20:10 - 31st Battalion and 32nd Battalion assault 22:29 - 58th Battalion attack 24:30 - Drone over the Layes stream 24:56 - The Fromelles Books
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