The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Abandoned enemy transport on the road, during the advance on Damascus. In the foreground is a pile of wood and paper, indicating the hurry in which troops left.
Abandoned enemy transport on the road, during the advance of the 13th British Cavalry Brigade on Damascus. In the foreground is a pile of wood, paper and a damaged chair, indicating the hurry in which
The Headquarters of the Desert Mounted Corps, during the advance on Damascus. Note the dust raised (left) as horses and transport make their way to the camp.
Sergeant Lowe, Assistant Photographer, a member of the 3rd Battalion, sitting on the barrel of the destroyed and abandoned enemy 15 inch naval gun the day after it was taken during an operation. In th
Stores ready to be loaded onto the transport ship Ionian at Alexandria docks for transport to Gallipoli. Horses are pullying cart loads of wood. Behind the wood pile are bales and boxes and an organ
A view of portion of Barada Gorge, where determined enemy opposition was encountered by the Allied forces, with abandoned enemy transport in the foreground.
Australian troops occupying trenches and shell holes won from the enemy at Polygon Wood in the Ypres sector, during the battle on 20 September 1917. Note the .303 Lee Enfield rifles on the trench wall
