The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 1st Australian Divisional Train Car (loaded and driven by Lieutenant J E Chaplin) in the desert west of Matruh, in Western Egypt. Lieutenant L F McQuie is seen in the front seat; in back, Lieutenant C B Grieve (wearing hat) and Lieutenant F Angel. The three Senussi Tribesmen were picked up in a starving condition on the road, and taken to Matruh. They gave information as to the movements of the enemy.
Officers of the Australian Divisional Train halted for lunch at Birshola, Western Egypt, having a little revolver practice. Identified from left to right: Lieutenant L F McQuie, Lieutenant F Angel; Li
Officers of the 1st Australian Divisional Train, in camp at Matruh in Western Egypt. Identified from left to right: Lieutenant L F McQuie; Lieutenant F Angel; Major F H Francis; Lieutenant J E Chaplai
A group of 1st Australian Divisional Train officers during a halt on a trek from Matruh to Birshola, in Western Egypt. Identified from left to right: Captain-Chaplain W Devine; Lieutenant L F McQuie,
Probably El Mex, Egypt, 1915. Lieutenant (Lt) John Edward Chaplin of the 1st Divisional Train, Australian Army Service Corps (AASC), with a group of Bedouin tribesmen and two of his unit's horses. Lt
Portrait of Lieutenant J E Chaplin of the 1st Australian Divisional Train, in the ruins of a Roman Village on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, near Matruh.
Baggage camels captured from the Senussi Tribesmen, west of Birshola, feeding; on arrival at Matruh, in Western Egypt. These camels are distinct from the Delta camels of Egypt, being smaller and brown
