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SYRIA. ADVANCE INFANTRY PATROL OF THE 2/27TH AUSTRALIAN BATTALION MOVE FORWARD TO OCCUPY THE HEIGHTS OVERLOOKING EL ARDUN. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
Australian troops in the Turkish Lone Pine trenches, captured on the afternoon of the 6 August 1915, by the AIF 1st Brigade under Brigadier-General Walker. The soldier at centre back is probably 2125
Three typical Bedouin warriors mounted on their horses.
An advance infantry patrol of the 2/27th Battalion moves stealthily along an exposed scarp prior to launching an attack on an enemy position on the heights overlooking El Ardun.
SYRIA. THE BEGINNING OF AN ATTACK MADE BY THE 2/27TH, AUSTRALIAN BATTALION FROM THE PLAINS BELOW EL ARDUN. THIS ATTACK LED TO MUCH BITTER FIGHTING WHICH CULMINATED IN THE CAPTURE OF THE HEIGHTS AND TH
TOBRUK - UNITS OF AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY REST ON THE HEIGHTS OVERLOOKING TOBRUK AFTER HAVING ADVANCED THROUGH THE OUTER DEFENCES OF THE AREA. BLACK CLOUDS OF SMOKE RISE INTO THE AIR. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURL
SYRIA. REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE 2/14TH. AUSTRALIAN BATTALION EMBARKING AT BASE TO GO FORWARD INTO FRONT LINE POSITIONS ON THE BEYROUTH SECTOR. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
SYRIA. SERGEANT A. SAUNDERS OF THE 2/27TH BATTALION, AIF, WITH FRENCH RADIO EQUIPMENT CAPTURED DURING THE ADVANCE INTO SYRIA. IT TOOK THE SERGEANT VERY LITTLE TIME TO PUT THE EQUIPMENT INTO COMMISSION
SYRIA. SYRIAN VILLAGER AND A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN MOTOR CYCLE PATROL. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
