New Zealand Riflemen standing in the doorway of a ruined house on the outskirts of Bapaume, France. Photograph by Henry Armytage Sanders, 29 August, 1918.

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_SNOOF_: Kind of a weird observation, but I always love how much variation the ANZACs had with their uniforms, at least compared to the Brits. Things like lots of open collars, trousers converted into shorts, the one guy who decided to ditch his puttees. I know it isn’t really a lot of variation objectively speaking, but by WW1 standards these guys would give a British quartermaster an aneurysm.