The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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, and motorcycles and cars can be seen bringing up the rear of the group.
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
The Signal Troop, of the 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade Headquarters, lined up, at the Rest Camp, to which they returned after the operations. The men are mounted on their horses and four men are
SOUTH AFRICA, C 1900. LOCATION UNKNOWN. MEN AND HORSES OF THE HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY. THE HORSES WITH RUGS ARE PROBABLY SPARE OFFICERS' CHARGERS.(PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN AWM AR
WALLGROVE, NSW 1946-01-16. 2/5TH CAVALRY REGIMENT, 4TH ARMOURED BRIGADE. NX53360 TROOPER BARTLEY (BENTLEY ?) SCRAPING THE MUD FROM THE TRACKS OF A GENERAL GRANT M3 MEDIUM TANK. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E.
This drawing shows a horse team from the 1st Australian Division Artillery, consisting of six horses (three ridden, three led), pulling a half limber wagon and 18-pounder field gun through the mud at
Members of the 4th Indian Cavalry arriving at Baalbek to relieve the 5th Light Horse Brigade.
