The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Horses of the 4th Cavalry Brigade being watered behind Penrith Goods Station after detraining. Some of the horses had been on the train for 24 hours and now have to face a 12 mile march to the camp at Wallgrove.
Men and horses of A Company, 4th Cavalry Brigade arriving at the camp at Wallgrove, after a 12 mile march from Penrith where they detrained. Spare horses are led with rope halters from ridden horses,
Horses of the Australian Light Horse being watered at troughs in Wadi El Arish. The water supply was obtained from wells sunk to a depth from 15 to 20 feet into the bed of the Wadi. Palm trees are i
Open carriages filled with troops and goods at the railway station. Two tents are in the foreground with blankets hanging out to dry. Behind the train is a camp.
QUEENSLAND MEMBERS OF THE 2/3RD ORDNANCE STORE AWAIT THE ORDER TO MOVE OFF FROM THE TRAIN STATION AFTER DETRAINING. THEY WILL MARCH TO THE FERRY WHARF, WHERE THEY WILL BE FERRIED TO THEIR ASSIGNED SHI
CLAPHAM JUNCTION, QLD. 1944-12-08. TROOPS BEING RELIEVED OF THE WEIGHT OF THEIR KITBAGS BEFORE THE MILE MARCH FROM THE RAILWAY STATION TO CAMP HQ 1 PERSONNEL STAGING CAMP.
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. BRITISH CAVALRY HORSES BEING LED AWAY AFTER DRAWING RATIONS. NOTE THE NOSEBAG OF GRAIN SLUNG AROUND EACH HORSE'S NECK. BRIDLE BITS HAVE BEEN REMOVED WHICH MEANS
