The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hajlah. A view of the Jordan River where the first crossing was effected. The raft used by the Australian Engineers in the construction of the bridge may be seen in the distance through the bamboo clumps.
Hajleh. A view of the pontoon bridge by means of which the first crossing over the Jordan River was effected. The bridge was constructed by Australian Engineers in the face of opposition by the enem
Hajleh. The pontoon bridge by means of which the first crossing over the Jordan River was effected. The bridge was constructed by Australian Engineers in the face of opposition by the enemy, who wer
Hajla. An aerial view of the Jordan River, showing the pontoon bridge (centre) built by Australian engineers of the 1st Field Squadron, by means of which the first crossing was effected. See Officia
View of the Jordan Valley showing a camp among the shrubs in the foreground. Horses can be seen crossing the river on the second pontoon bridge in the centre left.
The advance guard of the 60th Infantry Division arriving from Jerusalem, at the Good Samaritan's Inn. Two days later the first crossing of the Jordan River, on the occasion of the first advance on Am
Column of Australian Light Horse crossing the Middle Pontoon Bridge, at Auja Ford, in the Jordan Valley. In the distance can be seen horsemen descending the steep winding track, leading to the bridge.
