The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portraits of 19486 Sapper William B Nelson on left and 20569 Sapper Cecil Alfred Fordham, (partially obscured) both of D Troop 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, standing near the relic known as Agar Guf, which is 9 miles west of Baghdad. Agar Guf is a relic of the temple tower of the city Dur Kurigalzu of the Kassitez Babylonians. It was about 3,200 years old in 1918. The relic is made of mud bricks and straw matting is remarkably well preserved.
Another side of the Agar Guf with a car parked in front on the road. The Agar Guf is 9 miles west of Baghdad. Agar Guf is a relic of the temple tower of the city Dur Kurigalzu of the Kassitez Babyl
In the summer of 1919, 19486 Sapper William B Nelson, of D Troop, 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, taking photos of a group of desert bedouins, in their encampment on the outskirts of Baghdad.
In the summer of 1919, 19486 Sapper William B Nelson, of D Troop, 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, showing a camera to a group of desert bedouins, in their encampment on the outskirts of Baghd
Portrait of 20576 Sapper Cecil Reilly Hall, 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, standing on the old South Bridge, looking from the waterfront of the YMCA, Baghdad. This bridge was washed away i
Informal portrait of 20569 Driver Cecil Alfred Fordham, Light Motor Wireless Section, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, standing, and an Arab railway hand sitting at the doorway of a cattle truck, the
Kalat Sharquat is a camp between railhead and Mosul during early 1919. No 15 Station was stationed here at Christmas 1918. In the background is the excavation of the ruins of the ancient Assyrian city
