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Photograph B01083 First World War, 1914-19182831 Trooper Alfred Howard Toes, the Standard Bearer to the Commander of the Desert Mounted Corps, Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel, mounted and carrying a lance flying the general's pennant.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DESERT MOUNTED CORPS AT ALEPPO. (DONATED BY GENERAL SIR HARRY CHAUVEL.)
2831 Trooper Alfred Howard Toes, the Standard Bearer to the Commander of the Desert Mounted Corps, Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel, mounted and carrying a lance flying the general's pennant.

Sheikh Zowaiid, Sinai. c. 1916. British General Lynden-Bell (on the left) speaking to Australian Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel who was Commander of the Desert Mounted Corps.

Hand coloured studio portrait of Captain Charles E Chauvel, wearing the dress uniform of the Upper Clarence Light Horse. Captain Chauvel was the father of General Sir Henry (Harry) George Chauvel GCMG

Portrait of Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel mounted on his horse. Chauvel had written to Treloar requesting that McInnes paint him with his horse (Chauvel, letter to Treloar, 30 June 1936). Gene

A group including General and Lady Chauvel, taken at Dog River, in Syria, beneath the mural tablet recording the capture of Damascus, Homs, and Aleppo, by the British Desert Mounted Corps, aided by th

Lieutenant-General Sir H.G. Chauvel, General Officer Commanding, Desert Mounted Corps.
