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Sunday, 27 September 2009

Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, Trooper Ellis, The Military Force Souvenir Album, Contents
Topic: AAC-Photo Albums

Australian Service Personnel

Photograph Albums

Trooper Ellis, The Military Force Souvenir Album, Contents

The complete photograph album of Trooper Ellis is now available on the Australian Light Horse Studies Centre Site at:

The Military Force Souvenir Album

Finding more about a service person.

See: Navigating the National Archives Service File

The following lists the photographs that are available. Part A are the listings of the photographs on each page of the album while Part B following below Part A is an alphabetical listing of the men named in photographs.

PART A: Photograph Listing per Album Page

Page 1:
Artillery Officers Captured at Gaza
Captured at Gaza
German Aeroplane downed after Air Duel
Turkish Engineers Captured at Gaza
ASC Dump in the desert
ELC with the Army
Grazing in the Holyland
Shepherds watching their flock Holyland
Wadi-Ghuzzeh General View
Railway Bridge Shallal

Page 2:
Railway Bridge Shallal
Turkish Prisoners
Wadi-Ghuzzeh
Wadi-Ghuzzeh
After bombing Turkish HQ Jerusalem
Captured by Anzac M Div
General Kress von Kressenstein Comdr of Gaza Captured by Anzac M Div
After a visit of hostile Aeroplane
Horses under cover from the enemy
Turkish Prisoners

Page 3:
Turkish Viaduct Before
Turkish Viaduct Blowing Up
Turkish Viaduct After
Fumigating Soldiers clothes
Drawing water from Turkish Well Khan Yunes
Surfing
Bedouin Group
Anzac Well Bielah
Anzac Well Bielah

Page 4:
Bielah
Lagoon Bielah
Gas Over
Washing & Bathing place for the troops
Horses watering
French Soldiers camped somewhere
Grazing in Palestine
Desert Train
Turkish Mine Before
Turkish Mine After

Page 5:
Natives drawing water from Khan Yunes, Picture 1
Natives drawing water from Khan Yunes, Picture 2
Natives drawing water from Khan Yunes, Picture 3
Natives drawing water from Khan Yunes, Picture 4
Old Church at Khan Yunes
Town of Khan Yunes
Scene in the Holyland
Ploughing in the Holyland
Native of El Arish
Garden Scene El Arish

Page 6:
Turkish Trenches El Arish
RAMC Attending to a Native El Arish
Start of Anzac Steeple Chase
Winner of Anzac Steeple Chase

Border Post Rafa

Rafa Redoubt taken by Anzac M Div

First stunt into Holyland

Halt on the track to Holyland

Camels used for transport

On the sand of the Desert

Page 7:

Remains of a Dead Turk

Construction of Railway El Arish

Cheikh Tomb el Arish

Camp at Mesaid

Turkish Red Crescent camels

German Officer's Grave

Bomb from Taube

Turkish Trench near Katia

Turkish Red Crescent Camel

Unexploded 14 inch shell

Page 8:

Shell bursting among horses

Bomb from Taube, Picture 1

Bomb from Taube, Picture 2

Panorama of Cairo Railway Station, Picture 1

Panorama of Cairo Railway Station, Picture 2

Armenian Refugee in Hospital

Armenian Refugee Children

Anzac Field Ambulance

Turkish Colonel captured at Romani

Turkish Officer captured at Romani

Page 9:

Turkish Prisoners

German Prisoners MGC

Turkish Flag found on dead Turk

Turkish Field Ambulance Captured Romani, Picture 1

Turkish Field Ambulance Captured Romani, Picture 2

Attending Turkish wounded at Romani

After the battle of Romani Anzac dead

After the battle of Romani, Picture 1

After the battle of Romani, Picture 2

Dead Turks equipment after their defeat Romani

Page 10:

Dead Turk in disused well Romani

Resting after Stunt

Sources Used:

National Archives Service File.
Embarkation Roll, AWM8.
Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour
Nominal Roll, AWM133, Nominal Roll of Australian Imperial Force who left Australia for service abroad, 1914-1918 War.

Further Reading:

Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums

Australian Light Horse

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

Citation: Australian Service Personnel, Photograph Albums, Trooper Ellis, The Military Force Souvenir Album, Contents

Posted by Project Leader at 12:01 AM EADT

Updated: Thursday, 26 May 2011 5:44 PM EADT

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