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Photograph H00698 First World War, 1914-1918The hospital ship HMHS Assaye berthed at the quay at Port Said after arriving from Haifa with a complement of casualties. This was the first transport by water of casualties from Palestine.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE HOSPITAL SHIP HMHS ASSAYE AFTER ARRIVING FROM HAIFA. THE FIRST TRANSPORT BY WATER OF CASUALTIES FROM PALESTINE.
The hospital ship HMHS Assaye berthed at the quay at Port Said after arriving from Haifa with a complement of casualties. This was the first transport by water of casualties from Palestine.

Anzac Cove, Gallipoli. 1915. View of the cove with three ships on the water, seen from the hospital ship HMHS Assaye which was waiting to collect wounded.

THE HOSPITAL SHIP HMHS ASSAYE AT ANCHOR. (DONATED BY CAPTAIN J.D. CRAMB.)

Nurses walk along a street near the wharves after leaving the hospital ship HMHS Assaye in Mudros Harbour.

The hospital ship HMHS Assaye preparing to leave Alexandria to sail to England.

1915. Hospital ship HMHS Assaye (24) alongside a wharf. The caption on the back of a copy of the photograph reads `Travelling from Alexandria to Gallipoli, Cape Helles, Anzac, Suvla Bay, Malta, UK and
