The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Damaged Turkish motor lorries lay strewn across the railway line at El Auja (Auja el Hafir) after Australian airplanes fired upon them. The railway line was blown up by members of the Camel Brigade and C Squadron, 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment (11ALH), who spent four days on a demolition raid to destroy the railway line running south from Beersheba to Ashluj and Auja.
El Auja (Auja el Hafir), Palestine. c. 1917-05. Two soldiers beside the damaged railway line which was blown up by members of the Camel Brigade and C Squadron, 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment (11
El Auja (Auja el Hafir), Palestine. c.1917-05. The damaged remains of a bridge which was blown up by members of the Camel Brigade and C Squadron, 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment (11ALH), who spen
El Auja (Auja el Hafir), Palestine. Elevated view of the deserted town, with only a few horsemen riding in the streets. Members of the Camel brigade and C Squadron of the 11th Light Horse regiment wer
The remains of a Turkish supply truck strewn across the railway line after being hit by a British aerial bomb.
The mangled ruins of part of the light railway after a direct hit on a trainload of ammunition. Amidst the debris are damaged shell cases. The light railway was used to transport casualties and supp
Subic Bay, Philippines. View of the stern transom of Guided Missile Destroyer HMAS Hobart II (D39) removed and ready to take a new plate. She had been damaged by missiles after being fired upon by a U
