The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified local men and an unidentified soldier going about their business outside the billet of the Anzac Wireless Unit. 'The Billet' was used as a mess room and sergeant's quarters at Horselines Camp.
An unidentified soldier standing on the footpath of the building used as the billet headquarters of the Anzac Wireless Unit in New Street, Baghdad.
Horses and mules beside stacks of stores at the camp known as the `Horselines Camp' which was outside the south gate of the city of Baghdad. It was used by members of the 1st Australian Wireless Signa
The headquarters of the Anzac Wireless Unit in New Street, Baghdad, known as 'The Billet'.
Three soldiers, possibly from the 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, attend mess parade at their Baghdad billet during the summer of 1919.
The banks of the Tigris River near 'Horselines Camp', just south of Baghdad. This destination was a pleasant walk in the cool of the summer evening, during mid summer 1919. The silhouetted soldier i
20555 Sapper Eric Keast Burke, 'D' Troop, 1st Australian Wireless Signal Squadron, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, looks down from the billet roof onto a convoy of 48 Fiat lorries in the Wireless St
