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Photograph C00604 First World War, 1914-1918A group of unidentified Indian soldiers engaged in entraining camels at the Suez Canal for transport to the Palestine front.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified officer sits at a railway station while an unidentified Indian soldier waits with a camel. Camels were being entrained at the Suez Canal and sent to the Palestine front.
A group of unidentified Indian soldiers engaged in entraining camels at the Suez Canal for transport to the Palestine front.

Camels from an Indian Army Unit at an oasis at Tussum after the attack on the Suez Canal.

WELI SHEIKH NURAN, PALESTINE. 1917. INDIAN TROOPS WRESTLING ON CAMELS AT AN IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS SPORTS MEETING.

Suez Canal Area, Egypt, 1916-03. A camel train transporting men and equipment from the 6th Battalion outpost camp to Alexandria. The Battalion camp was being dismantled prior to the unit's transfer to

Local people at a railway station between Cairo and the Suez Canal. A train carriage is on the far left. Among the crowd is an officer. Australian troops came here after being evacuated from the Ga

Kantara, Suez Canal Zone. c. 1916. An Australian Army signal station on the bank of the Suez Canal. A camel despatch rider is on the right awaiting orders.
