The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sheikh Zowaiid, Palestine. The water supply being developed for the Anzac Mounted Division during the operations against Rafa. Five soldiers are left of the water pump and trough and to the right are four soldiers carrying a shovel, hose and other equipment.
The camel transport carrying rations for personnel of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at Rafa. The Anzac Mounted Division and the Imperial Camel Corps attacked and captured Rafa, occupied by a Turkish re
"Water supply Anzac." Soldiers pump water from a large barrel into containers. This image is from the collection of 4403 Staff Sergeant Ernest George Hewish, 3rd Australian General Hospital.
The water supply at Anzac. A hose is coiled in the left foreground and a water barrel is to the right next to the sandbags. Men are outside their dugouts on the slope in the background.
Belah, Palestine. Sakill on a well from which water for drinking purposes only was taken by the Anzac Mounted Division. Note the water trays in the foreground, some of which are marked with 'NZ'.
AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS: A STIRRUP PUMP WITH 30 FEET OF HOSE AND AN ADJUSTABLE NOZZLE GIVING A SPRAY OF 15 FEET FOR THE BOMB ITSELF, AND A STREAM OF 30 FEET FOR THE RESULTANT FIRE, BEING USED TO PUT OUT
Probably Burshola, Egypt, 1915. Men of the 1st Divisional Train, Australian Army Service Corps (AASC), watering their horses at a well in the desert. The soldiers have run a hose from the well to a l
