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Photograph B02832 First World War, 1914-1918A group of soldiers walking next to the transport wagons which were left in the street by the Turks in their hasty retreat.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four members of the Australian Light Horse Brigade, standing next to a mobile workshop fitted with a petrol generator to create electricity, which was left behind by the Turks during their hasty retreat.
A group of soldiers walking next to the transport wagons which were left in the street by the Turks in their hasty retreat.

ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-16. ELECTRICITY FOR VARIOUS MOTORS AND LIGHTING UNITS AT ADELAIDE RIVER CAMP IS PROVIDED BY THIS MOBILE GENERATOR, WHICH IS RECEIVING ATTENTION FROM CORPORAL J.

Informal group portrait of four cooks, probably from the 7th Australian Light Horse, standing next to a mobile field kitchen. One man is stirring a cooking pot which is on the cart. A sign on top of t

An Australian Light Horse camp on the road between Jericho and Jerusalem. Two unidentified soldiers are standing next to a wagon which has been covered probably to create some shelter from the sun.

Members of the 170th Independent Mortar Battery Royal Artillery prepare to turn away and block their ears, as a soldier (left) loads and fires a 4.2 inch mortar. He is standing on metal mortar bomb b

A pair of 40 horsepower petrol-electric tractors at Minico Yards, the headquarters of the 17th Australian Light Railway Operating Company. At the time the third battle of Ypres was raging. The tracto
