The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Jordan River at Hajla Ford, showing the site of a pontoon bridge (not in view) at a lower crossing.
Hajla. An aerial view of the Jordan River, showing the pontoon bridge (centre) built by Australian engineers of the 1st Field Squadron, by means of which the first crossing was effected. See Officia
HAJLA, PALESTINE. 1918-03. PHOTOGRAPH LOOKING EAST OF A CAR ON A PONTOON BRIDGE BUILT BY AIF ENGINEERS DURING THE FIRST CROSSING OF THE JORDAN RIVER BY ALLIED TROOPS ADVANCING ON JERICHO.
View of the Jordan Valley showing a camp among the shrubs in the foreground. Horses can be seen crossing the river on the second pontoon bridge in the centre left.
THE 2ND A.L.H. CAMEL FIELD AMBULANCE CROSSING THE PONTOON BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER JORDAN AT GHORANIYEH FORD ON THEIR RETURN FROM THE FIRST "STUNT" EAST OF THE JORDAN, EARLY IN 1918-04. (DONATED BY MR. F
Hajla. A view of the barrel pier bridge built over the Jordan River by Australian Engineers. Soldiers and local people are on the bridge.
A soldier crossing the pontoon bridge at Auja, erected across the Jordan River by Australian Engineers and Sikh troops.
