The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A regiment of the Australian Light Horse on the march. Leading the column is Brigadier General Charles Frederick Cox.
Caption from Grafton Galleries exhibition of May 1918: Riding through Bethlehem. A Brigade of Light Horse passing through during the fight for the Jordan Valley.
Caption from Australian War Museum, Melbourne Exhibition Building display of 1921: Going to Jericho. The 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade moving from Bethlehem towards Jerusalem on their way to the attack of Jericho, Palestine in January 1918. General C F Cox in command, leading.
The 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade on the march down from Bethlehem to Jerusalem, across John the Baptist Wilderness, before their successful attack upon Jericho, which was captured by this brigad
The 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade moving down from Judea to the capture of Jericho. Brigadier General Cox is at the head of the column, with Major A Chisholme DSO (Brigade Major), next to him.
JERICHO, IN THE JORDAN VALLEY, CAPTURED BY THE 1ST AUST. LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE ON 1918-02-21. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
Soldiers riding horses through a paddock as part of Light Horse Brigade training in Anambah, Maitland. Caption etched into print reads '3 Light Horse coming from water'. Second caption written in pen
The 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade zig-zagging down a barren hillside on the way from Judea to the Jordan Valley, prior to the attack on Jericho in February.
Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel, Commander in Chief, who commanded the desert mounted troops in Palestine, leading the Australian Army Light Horse riding towards a parade through the city streets
