The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of six unidentified members of the 2nd Field Artillery Brigade, five of them seated on a good tempered gun team horse. The gunners of the Brigade were serving on the Gallipoli Peninsula, but the drivers had returned to Egypt with the horses, which could not be used on the rugged Turkish terrain.
An unidentified farrier from the 2nd Field Artillery Brigade with his two pet monkeys at a camp near Cairo. The gunners of the Brigade were serving on the Gallipoli Peninsula, but the drivers had retu
Zakariah. At the cookhouse of the drivers of the 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade, an unidentified driver cooks a meal while two others look on. The drivers returned to Egypt with the horses w
Unidentified shoeing smiths of the 2nd Australian Field Artillery Brigade at work with their field forge. The horses could not be used on the Gallipoli Peninsula so they were returned to Egypt.
Three 13 inch Armstrong guns (c 1860) lying among the ruins of ancient forts on the Egyptian coast near Alexandria. The transport units of the 1st Division, which could not be used on the rugged terra
Five unidentified gunners, possibly from the 8th Battery, Australian Field Artillery, outside their gunpit on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
A shell bursting over some of the steep, rugged terrain of the Gallipoli Peninsula.
