The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Heliopolis, Egypt. c. 1915. Local people use hand implements to crush corn and barley for horse fodder near the tent lines of the 20th Australian Army Supply Corps (AASC). On the ground in front of them is a mound of the grain ready to be bagged. In the left background is the pointed roof of the mess shed and tents of the Second Company of the Corps. At the rear of them is the horse sheds built to accommodate 130 horses.
View of the Army Service Corps (ASC). The camp and horse lines are in the background. In the middleground (left) two motor cars are parked in a large shed. To the right is a horse and cart stopped n
Probably Heliopolis, Egypt. c. September 1915. A group of spectators surrounds 8932 Driver Jack (John) O. McKenzie, 20th Australian Army Service Corps (AASC), with his arm raised, as he declares the w
Heliopolis, Egypt. c. 1915. Soldiers load a horse drawn wagon and local men work while seated on the ground amongst stacks of stores, including bags of fodder, in the lines of 20th Australian Army Sup
Heliopolis, Egypt. c. 1916. Elevated view of approximately fifteen tents in the grounds of Heliopolis Palace occupied by No. 1 Australian General Hospital (1AGH). The tents were erected all around the
Australians cutting up horse fodder at Torpedo Farm, alongside the main road between Ypres and Poperinghe. Identified, foreground, left to right: 202 Private (Pte) Henry Herbert Goss, 40th Battalion;
Bailleul, France. 1917. Horse stables and officers' billets of the 20th Australian Army Service Corps (AASC) at La Creche near Bailleul, which in 1918 was captured by the Germans.
