P00678.004
Photograph P00678.004 First World War, 1914-1918Probably JORDAN VALLEY. ?1916. SOLDIERS, POSSIBLY FROM THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE, TAKE A REST BREAK, WHILE HORSES AND CAMELS ARE FED.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified personnel of the 5th Light Horse Regiment and Egyptians with two seated camels surrounded by piles of locally grown fodder at a camp outside Cairo. The horses were largely fed on this fodder while in Egypt.
Probably JORDAN VALLEY. ?1916. SOLDIERS, POSSIBLY FROM THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE, TAKE A REST BREAK, WHILE HORSES AND CAMELS ARE FED.

Portrait of two unidentified members of A Squadron, 5th Light Horse Regiment, holding their rifles while on horseback in the desert near their camp in the Cairo area.

Three members of the 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment mix the feed for their horses' midday meal on a blanket at a camp outside Cairo, while several others look on. Left to right: unidentified; un

The 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment bivouac outside Cairo.

Two unidentified members of the 5th Australian Light Horse supervise a group of Egyptians who are on board a boat used to carry animals on the Nile. A horse is also on board.

"Bersim [berseem] for the horses arriving into camp." Berseem is a green feed transported down the Nile River on feluccas, then transported by camels to a Remount Unit camp and fed to horses and mule
