C04989 Accession Number: C04989

C04961

Photograph C04961 First World War, 1914-1918

Transferring Indians, wounded west of Birshola, from the Indian Field Ambulance to motor ambulances, between Birshola and Matruh, in Western Egypt. The wounded were met by ambulances some distance fro

C04971

Photograph C04971 First World War, 1914-1918

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.

C04965

Photograph C04965 First World War, 1914-1918

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

C04991

Photograph C04991 First World War, 1914-1918

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

C04955

Photograph C04955 First World War, 1914-1918

Wounded Sikhs, on camel caccolets, returning to Matruh, in Egypt, from operations west of Birshola.

C04968

Photograph C04968 First World War, 1914-1918

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,