The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A water dump established by the Army near Wadi Nikhabir and supplied by pipeline. Troughs constructed near the dumps were used for watering horses.
Rows of watering troughs, probably constructed of concrete. Three horses are at the troughs in the background. A soldier is walking towards a tent behind one of the troughs and another soldier and t
The 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade horses at water. Note the type of troughs used in the desert for watering purposes.
JALNA AREA? INDIA. 1910. COLLAPSIBLE CANVAS WATER TROUGHS FOR WATERING HORSES ALWAYS CARRIED ON MANOEUVRES BY MEMBERS OF THE INDIAN INFANTRY. (ORIGINAL HOUSED IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
Australian Light Horsemen watering their horses. The water was pumped from wells into portable canvas troughs. A horse column is descending the hill.
Horses of the Australian Light Horse being watered at troughs in Wadi El Arish. The water supply was obtained from wells sunk to a depth from 15 to 20 feet into the bed of the Wadi. Palm trees are i
