J02859
Photograph J02859 First World War, 1914-1918THE EXPLOSION, BY BRITISH ENGINEERS, OF THE TURKISH MARINE MINE WHICH WAS WASHED ASHORE NEAR MARAKEB, ON THE COAST OF SINAI, IN 1917- 01. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
J02858 Accession Number: J02858
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SINAI. 1917-01. MEMBERS OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE (2ALH) FIELD AMBULANCE EXAMINE A TURKISH MARINE MINE WASHED ASHORE ON THE BEACH NEAR MARAKEB, ON THE COAST OF SINAI. IN THE BACKGROUND MAY BE SEEN THE SEA BREAKING OVER THE ROCK FORMATION OF A ROAD BUILT BY JULIUS CAESAR, WHICH IS SUBMERGED EXCEPT AT LOW TIDE. (DONOR F.H. SMITH)
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