Collection related to the service of Eric Stanley Kater
Photograph P03263.003 First World War, 1914-1918Egypt. Kemal Bey, a Turkish Brigade Commander was captured on 4 August,sitting on a horse and surround by Australian and English soldiers.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Egypt. English bombs in the sand outside a shed, probably the Q store. The large bomb in front is a 110 pounder, which is detonated by the small propeller on the front. The propellor spins into the bomb as it is falling to the ground and at a certain point, sets off two or three charges to detonate the bomb. The smaller bombs at the back were often hand held and dropped out of the aircraft by the pilots.
Egypt. Kemal Bey, a Turkish Brigade Commander was captured on 4 August,sitting on a horse and surround by Australian and English soldiers.

Egypt. Informal portrait of Captain (Capt) Eric Stanley Kater MC, 1st Light Horse Regiment, with his horse Toddy. He enlisted on 16 September 1914, served in Egypt and then returned to Australia on 16

"Skyspot High level radar controlled bombing over the Mekong Delta. The aircraft remains at high level and is directed onto target by USAF Radar Control. The bombs are released on command from the Rad
A Fokker D.VII German fighter aircraft in a hangar at Bickendorf Airfield. The aircraftwas manufactured by Albatros, and has the registration number 6781/18. It is missing its left hand tyre and its

Ismailia railway station showing two steam engines, the engine number on the left engine is written in English and Arabic. Note the split roof of the shed, which allows the steam from the engines to
Three unidentified Australian artillery men of the 7th Battery sitting at an 18 pounder gun surrounded by sand bags on top of ridge to the right of Tasmania Post.
