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Photograph B00707 First World War, 1914-1918The No. 1 Australian Light Car Patrol at Aleppo Railway Station. The men are in Model T Ford vehicles, some of which have Lewis machine guns mounted on the car, and several are on motorcycles.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group portrait of unidentified officers and other ranks of the No. 1 Australian Light Car Patrol. Note the two Lewis machine guns.
The No. 1 Australian Light Car Patrol at Aleppo Railway Station. The men are in Model T Ford vehicles, some of which have Lewis machine guns mounted on the car, and several are on motorcycles.

Members of No. 1 Australian Light Car Patrol, in two T model Ford cars, each carrying a Lewis gun, returning from the Jordan Valley to the Dead Sea Post, in Palestine. Note the Commonwealth crest sitt

Outdoors group portrait of unidentified officers and other ranks of the 38th Supply Section, Army Service Corps, of the 5th Australian Light Horse Brigade.
A new type of Austin armoured motor car. The car is armed with two Hotchkiss machine guns and has the number 2 within the number 3 on a panel at the front. A group of unidentified British soldiers a

Probably LEIGHTERTON, ENGLAND. C. 1918. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (PROBABLY NO. 8 TRAINING SQUADRON) TRAINING WITH MACHINE GUNS. THE GUNS ARE A LEWIS MK 1 LIGHT MACHINE GUN MOUNTED ON A V

Group portrait of unidentified members of 9 Platoon, C Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), after completing a patrol in the Sungei Siput area in the State of Perak. The men a
