The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Looking from the Mount of Olives. From left to right are: Sir Edmund Allenby the Bishop of Jerusalem, Lieutenant Colonel Murray, Military Secretary to His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught, Major General J S M Shea, Sir E S Bulfin, General Sir Harry Chauvel and Sir Philip Chetwode. Sir Philip is describing the battle which ended in the capture of Jericho. (This photograph was taken by the American Official Photographer and presented to Sir Harry Chauvel by Mr Lowell Thomas).
Looking from the Mount of Olives. From left to right are: Sir Edmund Allenby the Bishop of Jerusalem, Lieutenant Colonel Murray, Military Secretary to His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught, Major
Informal group portrait, standing on the Mount of Olives and looking towards Jericho. From left to right: Lord Allenby; the Bishop of Jerusalem; the Equerry to the Duke of Connaught; Major General Sir
Outdoor group portrait of dignitaries relating to the Sinai-Palestine campaign. Signed by the photographer with a handwritten dedication to 'Mr Geo Tallis', who is Sir George Tallis, owner of the J C
A Lowell Thomas adventure film copyright Eastman Kodak Co. 1927. Allenby's army made of seventeen nationalities, marched from Egypt to Palestine. A section of the famous 'Black Watch'. Australian Came
The Duke of Connaught decorating Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel with the KCMG CB and Order of the Nile near the Tower of David. (Donor British Official Photograph Q12547)
General Sir Phillip Chetwode, General Officer Commanding, landing at El Arish. Major General Harry Chauvel is in the lead. General Chetwode led the newly reorganised Desert Column (mounted advance un
