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Photograph C00096 Period 1910-1919The 9th Battalion transport lines at the Tel el Kebir camp between Cairo and the Suez Canal. The camp was established after the evacuation from the Gallipoli Peninsula.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The cemetery at the town of Tel el Kebir situated about seventy miles northeast of Cairo. At Tel el Kebir, a large camp was established to accommodate personnel of the First Anzac Corps after its evacuation from the Gallipoli area.
The 9th Battalion transport lines at the Tel el Kebir camp between Cairo and the Suez Canal. The camp was established after the evacuation from the Gallipoli Peninsula.

View from the road of Tel el Kebir. A large camp was established in this area during the winter of 1915-1916 where many Australian units refitted and reorganised after the evacuation of Gallipoli.

Near Headquarters at Tel el Kebir camp, between Cairo and the Suez Canal. Note several eight person Indian production (EPIP) tents beyond the palm trees. The structure in the middle distance possibl

Tel el Kebir camp between Cairo and the Suez Canal. Australian troops came here after the evacuation of the Gallipoli peninsula; here the organisation of the 4th and 5th Divisions began in February 1

Tel el Kebir, North Egypt. 28 December 1915. The 1st Field Company Engineers after the evacuation of Gallipoli Peninsula on 16 December 1915 went via Alexandria 27 December 1915 to Tel el Kebir. This

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, o
