The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A demonstration at the Australian Corps Pack School of correct loads for mule transport moving up to the front line. Mules were used for this purpose beyond the point where it became impossible for vehicular transport to go. The loads consist of tents and poles, hot food containers and boxes of dry rations.
Hundreds of Pack Mules have been brought to New Guinea for pack duties. These animals have not been tried out in New Guinea, but so far have done wonderful work with the British and American Armies in
A Turkish Army machine gun company moving forward on a road down the Gallipoli peninsula. Each section is made up of three mules, one carrying a Maxim machine gun, probably the model 1909 commercial
PACK-HORSES AND MULES ARE USED EXTENSIVELY IN NEW GUINEA FOR THE TRANSPORT OF SUPPLIES TO FORWARD POSITIONS. MEMBERS OF AN INDEPENDENT LIGHT HORSE UNIT ARE PICTURED HERE PREPARING TO MOVE FORWARD WITH
Pack mules being loaded with cans of water on the beach at Anzac Cove for transport to the front line. In the left foreground crates of stores are stacked; on the right is a pile of fodder for the ani
Men and pack mules rounding Idiot Corner, on Westhoek Ridge, in Belgium, moving up to the front line. To follow the duckboard and corduroy track was to be seen silhouetted against the skyline, both fr
Sketch of soldiers from the 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion hiking up a mountain. Dargie noted: "After staging at Kesawai for the night, the battalion set off at first light next day to climb Fe
