The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ON THE PALESTINE- LEBANON BORDER. RAS- EN- NAGURAH, THE ROCKY PROMONTORY THAT DEFINES THE COASTAL BOUNDARY BETWEEN PALESTINE AND LEBANON. (PHOTOGRAPHER: F.HURLEY).
View of Ras en Naqoura, the promontory that forms the coastal point of definition between Syria and Palestine. Rounding the point at sea, are units of the British Fleet, out of Haifa Bay en route to b
THE BOUNDARY POSTS ERECTED ON THE BORDER BETWEEN PALESTINE AND SINAI. (DONATED BY CAPTAIN J.D. CRAMB.)
A VIEW OF THE COASTAL ROAD, A SPLENDID SCENIC HIGHWAY, STRETCHING FROM THE PALESTINE- LEBANON BORDER TO THE ANCIENT SEAPORT OF TYRE. THIS WAS THE ROAD ALONG WHICH THE MAIN BODY OF BRITISH TROOPS ADVAN
Interior of OGL (Observer Group Lebanon) Observation Post (OP) Ras, named after the village of Maroun a Ras. Inside is a desk and chair underneath a window looking out to the mountains. From OPs situa
Exterior of OGL (Observers Group Lebanon) Observation Post (OP) Ras, named after the village Maroun a Ras. OGL observers occupied OPs along the Lebanese/Israeli border from where they observed and rep
Two stone pillars which form part of the boundary stones between Sinai and Palestine.
