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Photograph C00067 Period 1910-1919An unidentified soldier stands outside the entrance of a sandbagged hut used as a store at Carinya Post, a Suez Canal defence post in Egypt.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified soldier stands reading outside the Commanding Officer's (OC) dugout at Carinya Post, a Suez Canal defence post in Egypt. Protruding from the top of the dugout are two lengths of metal tubing, probably in use as reinforcement. The sign on top of the right hand pile of sandbags reads 'Eastern extension'.
An unidentified soldier stands outside the entrance of a sandbagged hut used as a store at Carinya Post, a Suez Canal defence post in Egypt.

A group of unidentified members of the 50th Battalion at Carinya Post east of the Suez Canal look out for the arrival of a camel bringing beer supplies. The post is protected by sandbags.

The use of sandbags for revetment (reinforcement) in a trench that was part of the Suez Canal defences in the desert several miles east of the canal.

Barbed wire entanglements at Carinya Post, a defence post east of the Suez Canal, Egypt.

Habeita. Carinya Camp, a Suez Canal defence post on the front line about 12 miles east of the canal. There is a shelter for horses on the left. Rows of rocks separate the lines of eight person Indi

Barbed wire entanglement constructed by Australian troops at the entrance to the gun swept avenue at Carinya Camp, a defence post east of the Suez Canal. The posts are known as screw pickets.
