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Photograph 050098 Second World War, 1939-1945THE LEBANON. 1942-12-19. THE BRIDGE AT DOG RIVER (NAHR- EL- KELB) BUILT BY THE AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE GROUP WHEN CONSTRUCTING THE RAILWAY LINE BETWEEN BEIRUT AND TRIPOLI.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An old stone bridge built by the Saracens, over the Nahr-el-Kelb, on Dog River.
THE LEBANON. 1942-12-19. THE BRIDGE AT DOG RIVER (NAHR- EL- KELB) BUILT BY THE AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE GROUP WHEN CONSTRUCTING THE RAILWAY LINE BETWEEN BEIRUT AND TRIPOLI.

Nahr el Kelb, Syria. 1943-01-05. The Australian Railway Construction and Maintenence Group, Royal Australian Engineers, building two bridges over the Dog River on the Beirut to Tripoli railway. One is

Nahr el Kelb, Syria. 1943-01-05. The Australian Railway Construction and Maintenence Group, Royal Australian Engineers, building two bridges over the Dog River on the Beirut to Tripoli railway. One is

Nahr el Kelb, Syria. 1943-01-05. The Australian Railway Construction and Maintenence Group, Royal Australian Engineers, building two bridges over the Dog River on the Beirut to Tripoli railway. One is

An unidentified sergeant stands by an inscription cut into a rock on the banks of the Nahr-el-Kelb, on Dog River, commemorating the capture of Damascus, Homs and Aleppo, by the Desert Mounted Corps, a

DOG RIVER GORGE, LEBANON. 1942-12-20. THE ENGINE OF THE TRAIN WHICH GENERAL SIR HAROLD ALEXANDER, KCB, CSI, DSO, MC, COMMANDER- IN- CHIEF, MIDDLE EAST FORCES, DROVE FROM BEIRUT TO NAHR- EL- KELB (DOG
