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Photograph P01386.001 First World War, 1914-1918PALESTINE. 1918? GEORGE LAMBERT, AN OFFICIAL WAR ARTIST, AT WORK PAINTING AN AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSEMAN MOUNTED ON HIS HORSE.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Palestine. c. 1918. A Light Horseman crouches behind the back of his prostrate horse, his rifle held at the ready. He is training his horse for patrolling where they are trained to lie on the ground, providing cover for the soldier. (Donor A. Lynch)
PALESTINE. 1918? GEORGE LAMBERT, AN OFFICIAL WAR ARTIST, AT WORK PAINTING AN AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSEMAN MOUNTED ON HIS HORSE.

Palestine. ?1918. A soldier, possibly a member of the 5th Light Horse Brigade, reads a letter while sitting on the edge of a dugout over which his tent is placed. Note the `The Bulletin' newspaper on

Amman, Palestine. 1918. Casualties lie under a canvas shelter at a dressing station, probably operated by the `A' Section, 5th Light Horse Field Ambulance. (Donor I. Smith)

Probably Palestine. c. 1918. Two soldiers lie in a cacolet on a camel led by a local man. They were possibly with the 5th Light Horse Field Ambulance. (Donor I. Smith)

Outdoor portrait of 93 Trooper John Stockton Dalgarno, A Squadron, 4th Australian Light Horse Regiment, posed behind a prostrate horse, aiming his rifle. Dalgarno embarked on 19 October 1914 and retur

Hill 614 area, Korea, 1951-02. Kneeling behind the wall of their dugout, two unidentified members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), aim their weapons towards enemy positions.
