The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A PARTY OF BEDOUINS WHO SOUGHT AN INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL RYRIE ON ABOUT 1918-10-01, AT AMMAN. (DONATED BY MR. W.M. CAMPBELL.)
GENERAL G. DE L. RYRIE ACCEPTING THE SURRENDER OF AMMAN FROM THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATION, AT ABOUT 4 P.M. ON 1918-09-25. (THE THREE MEN WALKING ARE CARRYING A LARGE WHITE FLAG, WHIC
DUMMY HORSES MADE BY CORPORAL SMITH, 6TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT, IN THE JORDAN VALLEY, ABOUT 1918-09-04. (DONATED BY MR. W.M. CAMPBELL.)
DUMMY HORSES BEING MADE BY CORPORAL SMITH AND ANOTHER MAN, 6TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT, IN THE JORDAN VALLEY, ABOUT 1918-09-04. (DONATED BY MR. W.M. CAMPBELL.)
SOME GERMAN PRISONERS CAPTURED BY THE 5TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT (5ALH) IN THE JORDAN VALLEY ON 1918-07-14. (DONATED BY MR. W.M. CAMPBELL.)
PORTION OF THE OLD ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE AT AMMAN. (DONATED BY MR. W. M. CAMPBELL.)
Informal portrait of Major Harold Stewart Ryrie, 6th Light Horse Regiment, standing in front of a tent. Ryrie had served as a Sergeant in the 5th Battalion Australian Commonwealth Horse (NSW) in the B
