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Photograph B00110 First World War, 1914-1918The approach to Es Salt, after the charge on horseback in which the town was captured by the 8th Light Horse Regiment. Note the dead pack horses lying on the roadway at the entrance.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The headquarters and signal office of the 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade, between Es Salt and Ummesh Sherit. The Brigade was acting as rearguard to the Australian Mounted Division during the retirement from Es Salt. The soldier lying on the ground second left is wearing a set of headphones while the other men appear to be resting under the tree. The officer with his back to the camera is smoking a pipe and two officers are on horseback. Note the fringe covering the horses eyes.
The approach to Es Salt, after the charge on horseback in which the town was captured by the 8th Light Horse Regiment. Note the dead pack horses lying on the roadway at the entrance.

Duty officer, 502 Lance Corporal R H Fry wearing headphones and smoking a pipe, at the Wireless Station W.5, operated by the 2nd Signal Troop, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, at the entrance to Cl

Anzac Divisional Headquarters resting in the valley on the way to Es Salt. The troops have dismounted, allowing their horses to feed from nose bags or grass on the hillside.

Bivouac of the 4th Infantry Brigade Headquarters the day after its night march, on the 6 August 1915 and 7 August 1915. Captain Locke is standing to the left, Lieutenant McGlynn is lying on the groun

Major DJ Glasfurd (later Brigadier General), having his hair cut by Major ES Stokes (DADMS Australian Division), who is smoking a pipe. On 12 November 1916 Brigadier General Glasfurd was mortally wou

Turkish and German soldier prisoners guarded by the Australian Light Horse after capture at Es Salt, in Palestine, resting on a hillside on the way to Jericho.
