ANZAC troops dig into trench warfare along the Western Front in early 1916.

The ANZACs learn the horrors of industrialized warfare, including gas, tanks and machine guns.

It is 1917 and the ANZACS are involved in the seminal battles of Bullecourt, Ypres, Messines and Menin Road.

We walk where the battalions fought and where the artillery sank in liquid mud in one of the most notorious killing fields of WWI - Passchendaele.

The Anzac's feel the brunt of Germany's Operation Michael, the biggest offensive of World War I.

Monash takes up the challenge of vigorous pursuit of the Germans and in one day advances 10 kilometres and takes two and a half thousand prisoners - one week later the war is over.