The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four officers stop for afternoon tea at Salmana. They are from left to right:- Lieutenant Broadbent, Colonel Harold Arthur Maunder, Captain Price, Captain Dickenson.
Colonel Harold Arthur Maunder, Australian Mounted Divisional Train and Captain Dickenson, stopped for lunch during their patrol after the Turks at Salmana. A shady area has been constructed with palm
Informal outdoor group portrait of officers of the Headquarters Staff of the Australian Mounted Divisional Train. Identified from left to right: Captain Robert Norman Wardle, Veterinary Corps; Major F
Portrait of Colonel Harold Arthur Maunder, Australian Mounted Divisional Train (3rd from right) and six other unidentified officers standing on the platform at a train station.
Colonel Harold Arthur Maunder, (right), beside one of the four captured Turkish mountain battery guns, left on the ground where they had been abandoned. The gun is a 7.5cm Gebirgskanone M1904, a Krupp
Major William Stansfield (centre) and Colonel Harold Arthur Maunder, 5th Australian Mounted Division Train (right), with their horses, under the palms at Romani.
Informal outdoor group portrait of officers of the Headquarters Staff of the Australian Mounted Divisional Train. Identified from left to right, back row: Lieutenant (Lt) Lewis George Cole (later Capt
