The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captured German and Turkish officers are marched along in front of houses used by the Turks as store houses. The houses were a good source of provisions for the horses and men of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. There is an armedescort at the rear of the officers. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Signaller Tomlins embarked on 20 October 1914 from Sydney, NSW, aboard HMAT Star of Victoria (A16). In May 1916 Tomlins was promoted to Signalling Sergeant, then Lieutenant (Lt) in October 1917. Lt Tomlins returned to Australia in November 1918 on 1914 Leave (granted to servicemen and women who had enlisted in 1914 and were eligible for early return to Australia).
A group of German officers captured at Beersheba. "The man with the cross is a German general. in the right background are houses used by the Turks as store houses - we got a good supply for horses an
Pits, nine feet deep, dug by Turks around Fara as protection against cavalry attacks. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Re
Horse and tent lines in a camp of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Sig
Horse and tent lines of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Signaller Tom
Horses and troops of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment at a well. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. Signal
Horses grazing at the Headquarters camp of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment. One of a series of images relating to the service of Lieutenant Fred Harold Tomlins, 1st Australian Light Horse Regi
