Transportation of supplies, Palestine, 1916: Ship of the desert
Art ART41039 First World War, 1914-1918Third in the series of nine dioramas depicting transportation of supplies in the desert campaign, Palestine, 1916.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Camel section loading supplies and water at Esani, 1930. This is third in a series of eight paintings accompanying the Palestine dioramas. The series illustrates the Egyptian Labour Corps and the Camel Transport Corps transporting supplies (food, water, clothing and medical supplies) from Deir el Belah on the Mediterranean coast of Palestine through the desert to the troops in battle. From the wells at Esani more than 2,000 camels daily followed the fighting force with precious water for the men.
Loaded camel train heads into the desert from Gamli to Esani on the next stage of the supply lines progress, 1930. This is the second in a series of eight paintings accompanying the Palestine dioramas

Laden supply train moving from Belah to Gamli (Deir el Belah) 1930. This is the first of a series of eight paintings accompanying the Palestine dioramas. The series illustrates the Egyptian Labour Cor

Convoy of trucks traveling along the Beersheba to Gaza road. This is fifth in a series of eight paintings accompanying the Palestine dioramas. The series illustrates the Egyptian Labour Corps and the

Camels unloading after arrival in Beersheba. From this point the condition of the roads improves so much that it was possible to dispense with much of the camel transport and to utilise motor trucks a

Troop orderlies are issuing rations of bully beef, biscuits, tea, sugar and salt to the section orderlies, Beersheba, 1930. This is eighth in a series of eight paintings accompanying the Palestine dio

Regimental transport ration limbers loading at a brigade refilling point, Beersheba, while others, having filled, are moving along the road in the bed of the wady to their squadron areas. This is seve
