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Photograph B02004 First World War, 1914-1918A long line of prisoners captured by the Australian Light Horse during the retreat of the enemy on the Gaza-Beersheba line.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British troops pressing the enemy retreat on the Gaza-Beersheba line.
A long line of prisoners captured by the Australian Light Horse during the retreat of the enemy on the Gaza-Beersheba line.

British motor transport bringing up supplies during the Turkish retreat on the Gaza-Beersheba line.

An Australian (left) and two Turkish soldiers and a local boy inspect the Turkish dump which was destroyed by bombs dropped by aircraft of the Australian Flying Corps during the retreat of the enemy o

Turkish positions at Harreira, the strong point of their Gaza-Beersheba line, three days after its occupation by British troops.

Palestine. c. 1917. A British Army Suffolk Yeomanry bivouac on the Gaza-Beersheba defence line. (Donor British Official Photograph Q12856)

A British patrol halting for a rest during the enemy retreat from Gaza. Note the three poles, probably radio transmitters, in the background.
