The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Heliopolis, Egypt. 25 December 1915. A drunken soldier, holding a bottle in one hand and another tucked into the pocket of his coat, stands in the back of a cart while appearing to conjure four balloons in front of him with a stick held in his other hand. The original caption reads `This chap is not giving a recruiting speech. Had a little too much on Xmas day. He landed back from Cairo in the mail waggon with balloons tied all round the waggon, but, as soon as the boys saw them, they took him down for them leaving him only the ones you can see here.'
Heliopolis, Egypt. December 1915. Arrival of the Christmas mail laden on a wagon at 1st Light Horse Field Ambulance. Third from left is Private Jacobs (no hat). Corporal Knox stands with his hand over
IN A RAID EAST OF RAFA IN 1916-07, THE A.L.H. RETURNED WITH ONLY ONE CAPTURE, A FEEBLE OLD BEDOUIN, WHO WAS BROUGHT IN IN AN AMBULANCE CYCLE CART. THESE CYCLE CARTS CONSISTED OF LITTER BALANCED BETWEE
A soldier, possibly a member of the 5th Light Horse Brigade, sits astride a mule as it pulls an ambulance cycle cart which contains another man in the semi-covered litter. Note the cart's large wheels
"I BRING YOU A MESSAGE OF ADMIRATION AND ENCOURAGEMENT FROM YOUR LOVED ONES BACK HOME IN OUR COUNTRY", MR ROBERT GORDON MENZIES TOLD MEMBERS OF THE A.I.F. SERVING IN THE WESTERN DESERT WHEN HE ADDRESS
Lincolnshire, England. 1944-12-06. Members of B Flight armament section at No. 467 (Lancaster) Squadron RAAF at RAF Station Waddington, have their own coat of arms painted by on their door. The crosse
Cartoon of two men, a German and a Prussian, standing in front of blackboards, with a row of young children in the front. The Prussian man on the left wears a coat with a wide sash across his front an
