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Photograph A00629 First World War, 1914-1918Abu Hareira, Palestine. Abu Hareira, Palestine. Captured German photograph of enemy cavalry covering a retirement of their infantry. The large hole in the foreground is one of the very many that ar

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Abu Hareira, Palestine. Captured German photograph of enemy cavalry covering a retirement of their infantry. The large hole in the foreground is one of the very many that are used as water tanks by the natives. The bottom and sides are protected by a sort of concrete. The water is caught from the surface. In the distance our men can be seen moving forward to take up a fresh position. See also A00629.
Abu Hareira, Palestine. Abu Hareira, Palestine. Captured German photograph of enemy cavalry covering a retirement of their infantry. The large hole in the foreground is one of the very many that ar

Ain Nukhailah, Jebel (Jabal) Hamrin, Mesopotamia. 1918-10. A row of canvas water tanks filled with fresh water by a pump connected to a well. The horse troughs were made ready for the cavalry brigades

During Operation Concrete II, an armoured personnel carrier (APC) of B Squadron, 3 Cavalry Regiment, together with makeshift shelters for squadron members stand on the sandy terrain of Night Defensive

During Operation Concrete II, an armoured personnel carrier (APC) of B Squadron, 3 Cavalry Regiment, stands behind sandbagged defences at Night Defensive Position (NDP) Brigid. The APC is nicknamed 'P

Dutch New Guinea. Natives who came a considerable distance through the jungles of Japanese occupied territory to the safety of the Americans at Hollandia. A tribe of 200 natives was brought through by

Lae, New Guinea. A fresh water pool runs into the sea at Malahang Beach. After surfing the bathers have a dip in fresh water. The dangling rope is very popular and swimmers line up for their turn.
