The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PANORAMA AT MERSA MATRUH. THE TOWN STRETCHES ALONG THE SHORES OF AN INCREDIBLY BLUE HARBOUR. THIS IS THE SCENE AS YOU TOP A RISE BEFORE DESCENDING TO THE TOWN ITSELF. WHEN THE EIGHTH ARMY ENTERED IT WAS MUCH AS THE BRITISH LEFT IT IN THEIR RETREAT. LITTLE EQUIPMENT WAS FOUND THERE, AND THE TOWN ITSELF IS JUST A COLLECTION OF ROOFLESS RUINS. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
PANORAMA AT MERSA MATRUH. THE TOWN STRETCHES ALONG THE SHORES OF AN INCREDIBLY BLUE HARBOUR. THIS IS THE SCENE AS YOU TOP A HIGH RISE BEFORE DESCENDING TO THE TOWN ITSELF. WHEN THE EIGHTH ARMY ENTERED
PANORAMA AT MERSA MATRUH. THE TOWN STRETCHES ALONG THE SHORES OF AN INCREDIBLY BLUE HARBOUR. THIS IS THE SCENE AS YOU TOP A HIGH RISE BEFORE DESCENDING TO THE TOWN ITSELF. WHEN THE EIGHTH ARMY ENTERED
TOBRUK. AFTER A RAID BY GERMAN BOMBERS, IN SPITE OF THE APPARENT DAMAGE, THERE IS LITTLE EFFECT FROM THESE BOMBINGS, AS THE TOWN ITSELF HAS LONG BEEN SHAMBLES. THE DEFENDERS ARE WELL DISPERSED AND IN
1st Light Horse Brigade camp at Esdud. Torrential rain in Palestine in December 1917 made mounted operations impossible. The 1st and 2nd Light Horse Brigades moved to Esdud where they could camp on
HEADQUARTERS MOROTAI FORCE, MOROTAI. 1946-01-19. LITTLE EVIDENCE IS LEFT THAT THIS AREA, ON ROUTE 5 AT SATATI, WAS ONCE THE SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY. IT IS THE AREA OCCUPIED SUCCESSIVELY BY 7TH DIVISION
HEADQUARTERS MOROTAI FORCE, MOROTAI. 1946-01-19. LITTLE EVIDENCE IS LEFT THAT THIS AREA, ON ROUTE 5 AT SATATI, WAS ONCE THE SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY. IT IS THE AREA OCCUPIED SUCCESSIVELY BY 7TH DIVISION
