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Photograph B02101 First World War, 1914-1918German transport which had been destroyed by aerial bombs on the Nablus-Jenin Road. Two soldiers are in the background standing next to their staff car, surveying the damage.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The remains of Turkish transport which had been destroyed by aerial bombs. An AN16 77mm field gun is in the left background.
German transport which had been destroyed by aerial bombs on the Nablus-Jenin Road. Two soldiers are in the background standing next to their staff car, surveying the damage.

Jemmameh. A captured Turkish 77mm field gun, Model 96, being pulled by a team of buffalo. A person, probably the gunner, is lying on the ground in the foreground. Horse lines can be seen in the bac

A captured Turkish gun which had been in an emplacement at Kum Kale on the eastern (Asiatic) side of the Dardanelles. It was destroyed by troops of the British 29th Division which had garrisoned the a

Jemmameh. A captured Turkish 77mm field gun, Model 96, being pulled by a team of buffalo.

WADY NIMRIN, PALESTINE. C. 1918. THE REMAINS OF A LONG RANGE TURKISH GUN WHICH HAD BEEN KNOWN AS JERICHO JANE.

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
