The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A BRIDGE ON THE MAIN ROAD GAZA-JAFFA AT JISR ESDUD, WHICH WAS BLOWN UP BY THE TURKS IN THEIR RETREAT AFTER THE FALL OF GAZA AND BEERSHEBA. THE DAMAGE WAS REPAIRED BY THE EGYPTIAN LABOR CORPS SOME OF WHOM CAN BE SEEN IN THE VALLEY. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERS REPAIRING AND CLEANING WELL AT KHALASSA, 12 MILES S.W. OF BEERSHEBA, WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY THE TURKS BEFORE RETREATING. THE HUGE TANK IN THE BACKGROUND WITH A CAPACITY OF 40,000
Soldiers surveying the remains of a bridge on the Jericho Road which was blown up by the Turks during their retreat.
Railway bridge between Semakh and El Hamme in Palestine, which was destroyed by the Turks in their retreat, and later repaired by Canadian Bridging Train.
Railway bridge between Semakh and El Hamme in Palestine, which was destroyed by the Turks in their retreat, and later repaired by Canadian Bridging Train.
The bridge across the Jordan River at Benat Yakob, on the main road to Damascus, destroyed by the Turks in their retreat and repaired by D Field Troop Engineers, Royal Australian Naval Bridging Train,
Benat Yakub, Palestine. The Australian Mounted Divisional Train crossing the Jordan, during the march to Damascus. This bridge had been blown up by the Turks but was repaired by the Australian Engin
