The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Tel-El-Kebir, Egypt. 1916-04-15. The tent of Lieutenant (Lt) Granado Walter Foreman at the base camp of the 5th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force (AIF). Lt Foreman, wearing a pith helmet, is seen looking out of the open tent flap. Lt Foreman transferred to the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) on 22 October 1916. He was killed in action in France on 14 July 1917.
Cavalry troops of 5th Battalion AIF during deployment in Egypt during World War 1. At right wearing a pith helmet is Lieutenant (Lt) Granado Walter Foreman. Lt Foreman transferred to the Royal Flying
Tel el Kebir, Egypt. c. 1916. A section of the Indian Army Camel Corps preparing to move some of the 12th Field Company Engineers, AIF, equipment from Tel el Kebir. The tall man wearing a pith helmet
Tel-El-Kebir, Egypt. 1916-04-25. Men of 5th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force (AIF), attending a sports carnival to commemorate Anzac Day. The men are massed in a circle around an open flat area to
Tel-el-Kebir, Egypt, 1916-07-03. Australian soldiers, many of them wearing pith helmets, lounge around a dusty street lined with humble shops and houses in the village of Tel-el-Kebir. A soldier (left
Tel-El-Kebir, Egypt. 1916-04-25. Men of 5th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force (AIF), attending a sports carnival to commemorate Anzac Day. The men are sitting and standing in the form of a huge squ
Port Said, Egypt. 1915-12. Reinforcement troops of 5th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force (AIF), disembarking from the White Star Liner SS Ceramic, requisitioned as troop transport ship A40 during W
