The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MOGHARA, NEAR EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1916. PART OF THE TWENTY-EIGHT CAMEL LOADS OF COMFORTS TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY MR THOMAS HENLEY MLA, OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND. THESE WERE THE FIRST COMFORTS RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF THE IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS.
MOGHARA, NEAR EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1916. MR THOMAS HENLEY MLA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND, DISTRIBUTES THE FIRST COMFORTS RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF THE IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS. ON
MOGHARA, NEAR EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1916. MR THOMAS HENLEY MLA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND, DISTRIBUTES THE FIRST COMFORTS RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF THE IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS. ON
Egypt. January 1916. The Honourable Thomas Henley MLA, representing the Australian Comforts Fund, cutting cakes sent to Australian Army troops by the Burwood and Strathfield, NSW, branches of the Fund
The Hon. Thomas Henley, MLA (on left of picture), representing the Australian Comforts Fund, distributing Christmas Billies and Comforts to the Australians at the Western Frontier Force, at El Dabba.
El Dabaa, Egypt, 1916-01. A great quantity of Christmas billies, boxes and tinned foods, gifts of the Australian Comforts Fund, is set out on the ground in front of members of the 1st Divisional Train
Sollum, Egypt. May 1916. Australian Army troops of the Imperial Camel Corps Machine Gun Section on the Western Frontier at the edge of the Libyan Desert. Lieutenant P. Soldenstead, Officer Commanding
