The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NORTHERN PALESTINE IS NOTED FOR ITS MANY SPRINGS, AND THE EXCELLENCE OF ITS SPRING WATER. THE SPRING WATER IS LED IN CONDUITS TO WATER POINTS, WHICH HAVE BECOME THE FOCAL POINT OF BATHERS AS WELL AS THE VILLAGE CATTLE. THIS OVERFLOW IS USED FOR IRRIGATION. (PHOTOGRAPHER: R. HURLEY).
NORTHERN PALESTINE. WATER IS THE MAGNET WHICH DRAWS MEN AND BEASTS ALIKE TO THE MANY COMMON WATERING POINTS. THESE ARE FED BY SPRINGS WHICH GUSH IN CRYSTAL FOUNTAINS FROM THE MOUNTAIN SIDES. (NEGATIVE
NORTHERN TERRITORY. 1942-10-04. VIEW OF THE VEGETABLE FARM AT ELLIOTT CAMP. WHICH IS THE THIRD NIGHT'S STOPOVER ON THE FOUR DAY RUN FROM ALICE SPRINGS TO LARRIMAH ON THE OVERLAND ROAD. WATER FOR THE F
Shimogahara, Japan. 1948-06-04. VX17870 Sergeant J. P. Heavey of Melbourne, a member of the BCOF farm staff, inspecting a dam that is filled by an overflow from the reservoir. It can be used for domes
Looking across the water reservoir toward the construction of overflow watering points. A horse drawn General Service Wagon (GSW) is in the right background. This is the fifth image in a five part p
Soldiers working at the construction site of overflow watering points at Wady Ghuzze. A timber row boat is in the reservoir. A sign reading 'WATER BOTTLES' is in the right background. This is the t
LIKE WANDERING BEDOUINS AN AIF BATTALION THAT HAS SEEN MUCH HARD SERVICE IN THE WESTERN DESERT CHANGES ITS POSITION FOR SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN PALESTINE. (PHOTOGRAPHER: F. HURLEY).
