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Photograph H00598 First World War, 1914-1918Turkish guns captured when the Anzac Mounted Division captured Jemmameh.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Turkish wireless station, captured by the Anzac Mounted Division. The limber in the foreground was used in transporting the wireless outfit to new positions.
Turkish guns captured when the Anzac Mounted Division captured Jemmameh.

A group of 1700 Turkish prisoners, captured by the Anzac Mounted Division at the Battle of Rafa.

Major General Chaytor, who commanded the Anzac Mounted Division, with Ali Bey Wahaby, the commander of the 4th Turkish Army, who was captured by the Anzacs.

An Australian soldier standing in front of a Turkish hospital which was later used by the Australian Mounted Division as a Dressing Station. An ambulance is parked in the right front of the building.

Turkish Army prisoners of war captured by the ANZAC Mounted Division being escorted along one of the city streets. (Donor British Official Photograph Q12666)

Turkish prisoners captured by the Anzac Mounted Division filling their water bottles, and washing at an ancient aqueduct. While Allenby's main strength was thrown against the Seventh and Eighth Turkis
