The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
General Sir Phillip Chetwode, General Officer Commanding, landing at El Arish. Major General Harry Chauvel is in the lead. General Chetwode led the newly reorganised Desert Column (mounted advance units) from December 1916; Major General Chauvel was his Second in Command and assumed command in late April 1917, when Chetwode replaced the Commander of the Eastern Frontier Force.
The day following the allied occupation of El Arish, General Sir Phillip Chetwode, commanding the Desert Column, landed. There five or six senior officers in this group waiting for the for the boat.
Portrait in right profile with moustache of General Sir Harry Chauvel KCMG, KCB and Croix de Guerre. He is wearing a shoulder strap with crossed sword and baton badge, and Sam Browne belt. Chauvel beg
Informal group portrait, standing on the Mount of Olives and looking towards Jericho. From left to right: Lord Allenby; the Bishop of Jerusalem; the Equerry to the Duke of Connaught; Major General Sir
General Sir H.G. Chauvel, Commanding ANZAC Mounted Division, with the Sheik of El Arish. (Donor Mrs A. Caines)
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DESERT MOUNTED CORPS AT ALEPPO. (DONATED BY GENERAL SIR HARRY CHAUVEL.)
Portrait of Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel mounted on his horse. Chauvel had written to Treloar requesting that McInnes paint him with his horse (Chauvel, letter to Treloar, 30 June 1936). Gene
