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Photograph C04971 First World War, 1914-1918The 1st Australian Divisional Train returning to Matruh from the direction of Birshola, after the attack near Wadi Merehid, in Western Egypt. Note the pair-horse team driven from the box.

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A mid-day halt of the 1st Australian Divisional Train, alongside of a wadi about 10 miles west of Matruh, in Western Egypt.
The 1st Australian Divisional Train returning to Matruh from the direction of Birshola, after the attack near Wadi Merehid, in Western Egypt. Note the pair-horse team driven from the box.

A halt of the supply wagons of the 1st Australian Divisional Train for lunch between Matruh and Birshola, in Western Egypt. The officers shown are: Captain W. O. Stevenson (with pipe); Lieutenant L. K

Lieutenant A W Pinkerton, of the 1st Australian Divisional Train, draining his tent at Matruh, in Western Egypt.

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,

A large Wadi west of Matruh, Western Egypt, which proved a trap for the British Yeomanry on the Christmas Day operations in 1915. The Senussi Tribesmen took cover in the wadi, seeking shelter in the c

Mersa Matruh, Egypt. c. 1915. Horse drawn vehicles being operated by 1st Australian Army Divisional Train. This photograph may have been taken on Christmas Day.
