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Photograph H02624 First World War, 1914-1918KHALASA, PALESTINE. C. 1917. AIF ENGINEERS USING A DERRICK TO CLEAR A WELL.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Palestine. c. 1917. A derrick and skip designed by an Australian Army field squadron for clearing damaged wells at Asluj and Khalasa.
KHALASA, PALESTINE. C. 1917. AIF ENGINEERS USING A DERRICK TO CLEAR A WELL.

Khalasa, Palestine. c. 1916. Australian Army engineers repairing wells put out of action by the Turkish Army. The Turks clogged the wells to a depth of fifty feet by using dynamite, scrap iron and lar

Khalasa, Palestine. c. 1916. Australian Army engineers repairing wells put out of action by the Turkish Army. The Turks clogged the wells to a depth of fifty feet by using dynamite, scrap iron and lar

KHALASA, PALESTINE. C. 1917. AIF ENGINEERS CLEARING A WELL AND INSTALLING A PUMPING PLANT TO RESTORE WATER SUPPLY.

Asluj, Palestine. c. 1917. Camels being ridden across the desert near Asluj. A horse accompanying the camels is ridden by an Australian soldier.

Beersheba, Palestine, 1917-11. Australian soldiers stand among the ruins of a pumping plant blown up by the Turks shortly before the 4th and 12th Light Horse Regiments captured the town. The plant was
