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Photograph H13832 First World War, 1914-1918Panama. March 1918. The coal plant at the Pacific Ocean entrance to the Panama Canal. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Panama. March 1918. Troopship Nestor (A71), with AIF troops on board, entering the Pedro Miguel Lock of the Panama Canal which was the first lock at the Pacific Ocean end of the canal. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)
Panama. March 1918. The coal plant at the Pacific Ocean entrance to the Panama Canal. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)

Panama. April 1918. A coal ship of the United States of America Navy near the Atlantic Ocean entrance to the Panama Canal. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)

Colon, Panama. April 1918. One of the coal cranes at the Atlantic Ocean entrance to the Panama Canal. The capacity of the crane was 1800 tons per hour. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)

England. July 1918. AIF officers inspecting their quarters at Sutton Veny Camp after a fire on 4 July 1918. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)

Duntroon, Australian Capital Territory. 1916. AIF Sergeants Roy Williams, Fred Sharpe, J.A. Horrocks, Germain and Carrison at the Royal Military College. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)

South Australia. 1917. A group of AIF officers outside their quarters at Mitcham Camp. (Donor Mrs E. Horrocks)
