The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A burned out tank. This tank was lost to the Australians during the 2nd Battle of Gaza . The infantry were unable to keep up with it, and after being disabled by enemy shells, the crew set fire to it and escaped. Afterwards the Turks used it as a sniper's 'possie' or position. Hundreds of dead were lying about the remains of the tank when found.
Three unidentified officers of the 7th Australian Light Horse Regiment survey the burnt out wreckage of a British Mk IV tank which went into action supporting the infantry at the second Battle of Gaza
The remains of a stack of thousands of rifles which were burned by the Turks.
A machine gun of the 10th Light Horse, hidden on Rhododendron Spur, in its day position. This was used for sniping at Sniper's Nest, and was never found by the Turks. The officer is Major Clive Lanyon
Scene of the Battle of Romani, showing rifles, ammunition and other equipment abandoned by the Turks. There were also many dead bodies of Turks left lying in the sands of the desert. Turkish casualti
The grave of "Private Savoff, 14th Battalion". In this area, two Turks were noticed engaged in a sniping duel with one Australian. An officer who saw them came back afterwards to see the result. The A
Remains of the back outer casing of a Kodak vest pocket camera. The bellows lens and most of the side pieces are missing. Some of the black enamel finish has chipped off the casing, and there is a bul
