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Photograph H02625 First World War, 1914-1918KHALASA, PALESTINE. C. 1917. AIF ENGINEERS CLEARING A WELL AND INSTALLING A PUMPING PLANT TO RESTORE WATER SUPPLY.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PALESTINE. C. 1917. A PUMPING PLANT PREPARED BY ARMY ENGINEERS FOR USE DURING THE BEERSHEBA OPERATIONS.
KHALASA, PALESTINE. C. 1917. AIF ENGINEERS CLEARING A WELL AND INSTALLING A PUMPING PLANT TO RESTORE WATER SUPPLY.

PALESTINE. C. 1917. A TRACTOR AND TRAILERS LOADED WITH ENGINEERS' MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR OPERATIONS IN THE BEERSHEBA AREA.

Probably PALESTINE, C. 1917. WATER PUMPING AND CARRYING EQUIPMENT USED BY 1ST FIELD SQUADRON ENGINEERS. (DONOR: 1ST FIELD SQUADRON DIARY).

Beersheba, Palestine, 1917-11. Australian soldiers stand among the ruins of a pumping plant blown up by the Turks shortly before the 4th and 12th Light Horse Regiments captured the town. The plant was

Sheikh Nuran. A group of soldiers collecting material for the use of the Australian Engineers in the operations at Beersheba.

THE HEADQUARTERS OF "D" FIELD TROOP AUST. ENGINEERS AT BEERSHEBA, PALESTINE. 1917-11-10. (DONATED BY MR. E.S. CLAYDON.)
