The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SIDON. WADIH H. MERHI, HEAD OF THE SAIADA GENDARMERIE WITH SOME OF HIS FORCE, TALKS WITH SGT. T. CURRAN OF THE 7TH DIVISION PROVOST CORPS. SINCE THE OCCUPATION OF SAIADA THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES, INCLUDING THE GENDARMERIE ARE CONTINUING THEIR NORMAL FUNCTIONS AS BEFORE. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
LEBANON. PROVOST F. HARRIS OF THE AIF 7TH DIVISION PROVOST CORPS FOUND HIMSELF SOMETHING OF A LOCAL CELEBRITY IN SAIADA (SIDON) WHERE HE WAS APPOINTED TO TRAFFIC DUTY AFTER THE OCCUPATION OF THE TOWN
LEBANON. THE LOCAL POPULATION OF THE TOWNS OF TYRE AND SAIADA (SIDON), FOR THE MOST PART MOSLEMS, TURNED OUT IN FORCE AND WITH ENTHUSIASM TO GREET THE AUSTRALIAN TROOPS WHO HAD DRIVEN THE VICHY FRENCH
SYRIA. LOOKING ALONG THE MAIN THOROUGHFARE IN THE TOWN OF SAIADA (SIDON) ONE SEES A PICTURE TYPICAL OF THE AVERAGE MOSLEM TOWN. NARROW LANES SEEM TO RUN IN CONFUSED DISORDERLINESS BETWEEN RICKETY DWEL
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
Group portrait of the NCOs of the 36th Battalion at Meteren. Left to right, back row: unidentified; Corporal (Cpl) C. H. Heuzenroeder; Sergeant (Sgt) T. Wilson; Sgt T. Cunnington; Sgt McKay; 569 Cpl O
Calais, France. 30 March 1919. Group portrait of the officers, staff sergeants and sergeants of the Australian Veterinary Hospital. Left to right, front row: 1052 Staff Sergeant (S Sgt) E. R. J. Feeha
