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Photograph B02743 First World War, 1914-1918Members of the Australian Light Horsemen and Q M S Thompson of the Desert Mounted Corps Bridging Train, shoeing a restive horse, between Jerusalem and Bethlehem.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian Light Horseman, Sergeant Roberts of the Desert Mounted Corps Bridging Train, working an L (lift) and F (force) pump. A camp is in the right background.
Members of the Australian Light Horsemen and Q M S Thompson of the Desert Mounted Corps Bridging Train, shoeing a restive horse, between Jerusalem and Bethlehem.

PALESTINE. C. 1918. AN AIF ENGINEER FIELD TROOP AND BRIDGING TRAIN PARADING NEAR HAJLA FOR AN ADDRESS BY THE GENERAL-OFFICER-COMMANDING THE DESERT MOUNTED CORPS.

Men of the 1st Royal Australian Naval Bridging Train constructing the 'T' head piers and cantilevers during construction of No 3 Light Bridge at Kubri. A camp is in the background.

An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the British Light Car Patrol, attached to the Desert Mounted Corps. Six motor cars are parked in the background. A camp is in the distance.

The 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade on parade, awaiting the arrival of Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel, General Officer Commanding (GOC) Desert Mounted Corps. The camp and horselines are seen

A view of the desert sand hills. The silhouette of a Light Horseman is in the centre background.