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Tel El Kebir, Egypt. July 1942. A cross and wreath on the ground marks the grave in the Tel El Kebir War Memorial Cemetery, Plot 1, Row O, Grave 9. of 401094 Pilot Officer Basil Kemp Armstrong RAAF, of No. 14 Squadron RAF, who died 9 July 1942. He was the son of Cyril Amos Armstrong and Lilian Constance Armstrong; husband of Marjorie Armstrong of Elwood, Vic. Tel El Kebir lies 110 kilometres north-north-east of Cairo.
Tel El Kebir, Egypt. August 1942. A cross marks the grave in the Tel El Kebir War Memorial Cemetery, Plot 1, Row K, Grave 1, of 404254 Sergeant (Sgt) Cormack Terence McLoughlin RAAF, of No. 458 Squadr
Tel El Kebir, Egypt. July 1942. A cross and wreath on the ground mark the grave in the Tel El Kebir War Memorial Cemetery, Plot 1, Row O, Grave 10, of 401295 Pilot Officer (PO) Jean Maurin-Bonnemain R
Tel el Kebir, North Egypt. January 1916. Graves of the British soldiers who were killed in the Tel el Kebir Battle of 1882. (Donor E. G. Lloyd, 1st Field Company Engineers)
Fayid, Egypt. July 1942. A cross and stones mark the grave in the Fayid War Cemetery, Plot 2, Row D, Grave 18, of 403833 Sergeant Mervyn William Stanley RAAF, of No. 148 Squadron RAF, who died 7 July
Tel el Kebir, North Egypt. 14 February 1916. Company of 1st Field Company Engineers moving from Tel el Kebir for Serapeum have difficulty in starting the heavily loaded pontoon wagon in the sand. (Don
Tel el Kebir, Egypt. 1916. Informal portrait of Sergeant Cyril Lawrence at his desk in the orderly room of the Headquarters of No. 2 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers. (Original housed in AWM
