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Photograph J06050 First World War, 1914-1918WRESTLING ON CAMELS AT A SPORTS MEETING OF THE IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS. (DONATED BY COLONEL A.J. MILLS, DSO., VD.)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WELI SHEIKH NURAN, PALESTINE. 1917. INDIAN TROOPS WRESTLING ON CAMELS AT AN IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS SPORTS MEETING.
WRESTLING ON CAMELS AT A SPORTS MEETING OF THE IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS. (DONATED BY COLONEL A.J. MILLS, DSO., VD.)

Members of the 7th Light Horse Regiment vote in the 1917 Federal Election at a desert outpost in the Weli Sheikh Nuran area.

Palestine hospital train at Weli Sheikh Nuran. The purpose of the waggons is indicated by the white paint and red crosses prominent on the sides of the train. The words 'Egyptians' and 'No 9' are al

Rafa, Palestine. 18 March 1918. These four men of the Headquarters staff, 1st Battalion, Imperial Camel Corps, and their camels, won first prize for the best turn out in full marching equipment at the

View from Weli Sheikh Nuran. An orchard or a ploughed field is in the centre distance. This is the fourth image in a five part panorama. See A01959 for the combined image.

Weli Sheikh Nuran, Palestine. 10 October 1917. A German Air Force D III Albatros Scout aircraft, D636/17, flown by Oberleutnant Gustav Adolf Dittmar of Fliegerabteilung 300 unit. The aircraft had been
