The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of the beach and the first pier to be built by the Australian Naval Bridging Train. The excavations on the beach are drinking water reservoirs. Camels are walking in line along the beach. Five small boats and a group of men are on the shore line and one boat is in sea (centre).
'Little' West Beach, Suvla, showing the completed trestle pier which was built by the 1st Royal Australian Navy Bridging Training in the foreground. Egyptian iron pontoons are at the end of the pier
Troops and stores being landed at Anzac Cove soon after the landing. On the left several boats are drawn up to the shore, including a ship's boat from the transport HMAT Argyllshire (A8). Men are wal
Some local people and camels on the beach at Akaba. A ship can be seen off shore, three boats are by the jetty and another boat is is anchored in the bay.
Enemy buildings on the north shore of the Dead Sea. Three soldiers are walking along the shore line and a boat can be seen in the distance.
A detachment from the 1st Australian Naval Bridging Train in a lighter being towed toward the shore at El Arish. The detachment, under the command of Lieutenant Commander L S Bracegirdle, have been t
"Kangaroo Beach Suvla in early days of landing" (Original inscription). "Suvla Bay, Gallipoli. Kangaroo Beach Pontoon Pier in distance" (Album caption). British soldiers can be seen on the shore, with
