The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A semi ruinous arch known as the Tak-I-Girra, which is situated about half way up the steep pass from the foothills up to the Persian plateau.
A semi ruinous arch known as the Tak-I-Girra, which is situated about half way up the steep pass from the foothills up to the Persian plateau. A group of 14th Hussars are riding past the Tak on their
A semi ruinous arch known as the Tak-I-Girra, which is situated about half way up the steep pass from the foothills up to the Persian plateau. Two Muntition Battery Indians are riding past the Tak on
SOLLUM - SIXTY POUNDERS COMING UP HALFAYA PASS (HELLFIRE PASS), ON THEIR WAY TO THE PLATEAU FROM WHICH THEY EVENTUALLY SHELLED THE ITALIANS BEFORE THE BATTLE OF BARDIA. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
"This is the Archway [Admiralty Arch] that/ is at the entrance to Green/ Park from Trafalgar Sq. [Square]/ You pass through here/ on your way to see/ George R. I. at Buckingham/ Palace. Its a fine pie
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. Summer 1915. A view from the sea of Anzac Cove. On the left is Ari Burnu, left background is Plugge's Plateau, to the right is MacLagan's Ridge with Anzac Gully between. N
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. Summer 1915. A view from the sea of Anzac Cove. In the centre is Ari Burnu, left background is Plugge's Plateau, to the right is MacLagan's Ridge with Anzac Gully between.
