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Photograph J01097 First World War, 1914-1918Australian wounded being taken on camels from Oghratina to Romani, a distance of 12 miles. They were wounded during the pursuit of the Turks after their retreat from Romani.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Convoy of camels used during the pursuit of the Turks after the Battle of Romani.
Australian wounded being taken on camels from Oghratina to Romani, a distance of 12 miles. They were wounded during the pursuit of the Turks after their retreat from Romani.

ROMANI, 1916-04. PHOTOGRAPH DURING THE PURSUIT BY THE 3RD LIGHT HORSE OF TURKS FOLLOWING THE BATTLE OF ROMANI.

ROMANI, 1916-04. PHOTOGRAPH DURING THE PURSUIT BY THE 3RD LIGHT HORSE OF TURKS FOLLOWING THE BATTLE OF ROMANI.

One of the many dead Turks lying in the sand after the Battle of Romani on 4 August 1916.

Mageibra, Sinai. September 1916. Camels used by the AIF resting after the September Romani operations. (Donor Miss D. Traill)

1916-11, ROMANI, SINAI. TURKS CAPTURED AT THE BATTLE OF ROMANI BY THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE.
