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Photograph C00112 First World War, 1914-19181st Australian Casualty Station beside the Suez Canal. The tents are of the eight person Indian production (EPIP) type.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 10th Battalion bivouac west of the Suez Canal in Egypt after their evacuation from Gallipoli in December 1915. Supplies are piled on the ground; some of the men are busy, while others are relaxing or having a wash. Some eight person Indian production (EPIP) tents are visible in the background.
1st Australian Casualty Station beside the Suez Canal. The tents are of the eight person Indian production (EPIP) type.

An unidentified member of the 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment standing in front of the horse lines at a desert camp near the Suez Canal, with gear lying on the ground around him. On the right sev

A camp of a Light Horse Regiment in the Sinai desert. Groups of German and Turkish prisoners are sitting on the ground in several spots. Some Eight Person Indian Production (EPIP) tents are visible in

Tel el Kebir camp between Cairo and the Suez Canal. Australian troops came here after the evacuation of the Gallipoli peninsula; here the organisation of the 4th and 5th Divisions began in February 1

A sea of bell shaped eight person Indian production (EPIP) tents at the AIF camp between Cairo and the Suez Canal. A few men can be seen between the tents.

A view of Carinya Camp, situated in a wadi near the Suez Canal. The tents are of the eight person Indian production (EPIP) type; the rows are separated by lines of rocks. Note the shelter for the ho
