The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of refugees after the Amman stunt.
A Wight 'Converted' two seater Seaplane in flight over two taxiing Short 184 Seaplanes. As its name implies, the Wight was converted from land-based bomber configuration, mainly by the simple expedie
Turkish prisoners who were captured during the Amman stunt.
Horse lines returning along the mountain road from the first Amman stunt. A bridge is over the river (centre).
Near Amman, Palestine. March 1918. An Australian soldier of the Anzac Mounted Division, wearing headphones, operating a wireless set at a field station as other men look on during the first Amman stun
General Ryrie and staff (at rear of tent) being entertained by an Arab chief at Kabr Mujahid during the first Amman stunt.
Captured Turkish prisoners from the Amman second stunt resting on the ground. Light horsemen are on the left and two small tents are in the right foreground.
AMMAN, PALESTINE. 1918-10-28. A GROUP OF AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSEMEN AT THE RAISING OF THE HEJAZ FLAG AFTER THE TOWN WAS OCCUPIED BY ALLIED FORCES. (DONOR MAJOR SMITH)
