The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gaza, Palestine. 1941. Portrait of an Arabian couple, Ali Abdul Ghada and his wife. Ali Abdul Ghada is an odd jobs man for the CRS (Corps Rest Station?). (Original print housed in the AWM Archive Store)
Gaza, Palestine. 1941. Informal portrait of Arabian man Ali Abdul Ghada standing outside a building of the CRS (Corps Rest Station?), where he does odd jobs. (Original print hosued in the AWM Archive
Gaza, Palestine. 1941. Group portrait of staff at the CRS (Corps Rest Station?) in front of an Australian Red Cross ambulance attached to the Station. Left to right: back row: Sergeant (Sgt) Eastcott,
Gaza, Palestine. 1941. Palestinian or Arabian labourers work at building a stone wall in front of a building of the CRS (Corps Rest Station?). (Original print housed in the AWM Archive Store)
Gaza, Palestine. 1941-01. C.T. Layton, CRS (Corps Rest Station?), resting on the front hub of an Australian Red Cross Plymouth ambulance attached to the station. (Original print housed in the AWM Arch
Gaza, Palestine. 1941. Two Australian Red Cross ambulances parked outside buildings of the CRS (Corps Rest Station?) to which they are attached. (Original print housed in the AWM Archive Store)
Gaza, Palestine. 1941-01. Rear of an Australian Red Cross ambulance attached to CRS (Corps Rest Station?), with its doors open, showing its interior. Inside are two stretchers. (Original print housed
