The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hajleh. Two soldiers standing in the trenches from which the Turks opposed the first crossing of the Jordan River. The soldier (left) is smoking a pipe.
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
Hajleh. Some of the rifle pits, amongst the scrub, in which the Infantry took cover when held up after crossing the Jordan River.
Two unidentified soldiers walking through the long grass to the right of two white posts in the foreground, the soldier on the left appears to be carrying bag in his right hand and the soldier on the
HAJLA, PALESTINE. 1918-03. A DEFENSIVE POSITION LOOKING WEST FROM WHICH ENEMY TROOPS OPPOSED THE FIRST CROSSING OF THE JORDAN RIVER BY ALLIED FORCES.
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. Two soldiers standing next to the type of hut occupied by the Turks behind their front line positions. The hut is made from tree branches and twigs.
