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Army related photographs of W.H. Penna [PRG 1511/4/1-73] • Photograph

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/61

The column returning after the fight

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/61

The column returning after the fight

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/62

[?]

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/62

[?]

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/63

Unidentified soldier

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/63

Unidentified soldier

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/64

Unidentified soldier

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/64

Unidentified soldier

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/65

A view of the place where we engaged the Turks

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/65

A view of the place where we engaged the Turks

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/66

Cook shop and cooks

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/66

Cook shop and cooks

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/67

A ... train which runs about eight miles in the desert from the Canal

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/67

A ... train which runs about eight miles in the desert from the Canal

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/68

Pressed flowers

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/68

Pressed flowers

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/69

Pressed flowers

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/69

Pressed flowers

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/70

Pressed flowers

Army related photographs of W.H. Penna — Army related photographs of W.H. Penna

Penna, William Herbert, c. 1918, 1944, Photograph, PRG 1511/4/70

Pressed flowers

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Summary

Photographs of Bert Penna along with photographs taken serving overseas during World War One along with a pamplet and pressed flowers.

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Physical description

Photograph;
pressed flower
0.5 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1918, 1944

Creator

Penna, William Herbert

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Formatted content

PRG 1511/4/1: A young Bert Penna in his 11th Light Horse uniform, ca.1916
PRG 1511/4/2: C Company of the Volunteer Defence Corps during World War II. Captain WH Penna, 4th from left in front row, Lieutenant JB Stephenson (from Sevenhills) on his left, ca.1944
PRG 1511/4/3: Postcard of Bert Penna. His photograph is surrounded by artwork and banners reading 'Souvenir of Egypt' and 'Australian Commonwealth Military Forces'
PRG 1511/4/4: Sgt. Bert Penna and friend
PRG 1511/4/5: 'Some of our squadron resting after we had marched about two miles. I am behind the rock gasping for breath with not enough energy to get up to be in the photo. The building is an old tomb'
PRG 1511/4/6: 'A working party - yours truly marked with a cross'
PRG 1511/4/7: 'Some of our chaps boiling their quart pots. The one marked is Sgt. McMillan, whom you mentioned in one of your letters'
PRG 1511/4/8: 'Our squadron waiting at a place called 'Assani' during a reconnaisance'
PRG 1511/4/9: Auza[?] Valley
PRG 1511/4/10: At Banias
PRG 1511/4/11: 'Our squadron camped, the night before Beersheeba fell
PRG 1511/4/12: Watering at Beersheba, the day after it was taken
PRG 1511/4/13: Turks sleeping their last sleep at Beersheeba
PRG 1511/4/14: American College at Bethlehem
PRG 1511/4/15: Lake Tiberius on the road to Damascus
PRG 1511/4/16: Soldiers' cemetery at Damascus
PRG 1511/4/17: Temple at Damascus
PRG 1511/4/18: A mine swept ashore at El-Arish
PRG 1511/4/19: Dressing wounded men during the battle of Gaza on April 19
PRG 1511/4/20: A mosque at Gaza
PRG 1511/4/21: Almuntar [?] an important ridge held by the Turks, just out of Gaza
PRG 1511/4/22: Durran. A captured town. Residents mostly Jews. A few English families residing there
PRG 1511/4/23: Prisoners at Jenin
PRG 1511/4/24: Jericho
PRG 1511/4/25: River Jordan
PRG 1511/4/26: Pontoon Bridge over the Jordan
PRG 1511/4/27: Scene on the 'River Jordan'
PRG 1511/4/28: Bridge over the Jordan. "Jisr-Benal-Gahah" the bridge of Jacob's daughter
PRG 1511/4/29: Photo taken where the river 'Au[z]?a' runs into the river 'Jordan'
PRG 1511/4/30: Some of our chaps with a stack of oranges, which they had purchased off the Bedouins, while in the Judean hills
PRG 1511/4/31: Unfortunate Turk met his doom at El-bey in the Judean Hills
PRG 1511/4/32: Turkish prisoners, captured in the Judean Hills. I don't think you can recognise me. I'm right in the rear, on the right
PRG 1511/4/33: Railway through the Judean Hills to Jerusalem
PRG 1511/4/34: A native 'turn-out', at Kanettra[?]
PRG 1511/4/35: Turkish hospital at Malacca
PRG 1511/4/36: Nazareth
PRG 1511/4/37: A part of the troop I was in, during the operations. Taken at a place called Omdur House where we were doing outpost duty for several days. Note the enemy swords which we struck at a place we captured. We equipped ourselves with them, but had to hand them in
PRG 1511/4/38: A mine, ashore, at Raffa
PRG 1511/4/39: Photo of beach where we are now camped (near Raffa)
PRG 1511/4/40: Date palms at Raffa
PRG 1511/4/41: Ramleh
PRG 1511/4/42: An old historic tower at Ramleh
PRG 1511/4/43: Peer [sic] at Samak
PRG 1511/4/44: German prisoners at Samak
PRG 1511/4/45: Crossing the Jordan near Samak
PRG 1511/4/46: Turkish siding at Sheria, where we had some heavy fighting
PRG 1511/4/47: Light Horse at Tiberias
PRG 1511/4/48: Our Regiment watering in a waddy
PRG 1511/4/49: Armoured Motor Battery
PRG 1511/4/50: Some of the armed Arab tribe
PRG 1511/4/51: Destruction done by machine guns on Turkish transport mules and camels
PRG 1511/4/52: A natural cave. You often come across them in this country, in some instances, the Bedouin live in them
PRG 1511/4/53: Photo of our present camp
PRG 1511/4/54: Our squadron watering at a place just taken from the Turks, during the operations
PRG 1511/4/55: Tommy sports held on the beach just before operations commenced
PRG 1511/4/56: Frank Leahy from Caltowie wearing a German Gas mask
PRG 1511/4/57: [?] Bridge
PRG 1511/4/58: An Indian Mountain battery, who were with us on the stunt
PRG 1511/4/59: A snap of the Sultan and his guard
PRG 1511/4/60: A sham bayonet fight
PRG 1511/4/61: The column returning after the fight
PRG 1511/4/62: [?]
PRG 1511/4/63: Unidentified soldier
PRG 1511/4/64: Unidentified soldier
PRG 1511/4/65: A view of the place where we engaged the Turks
PRG 1511/4/66: Cook shop and cooks
PRG 1511/4/67: A ... train which runs about eight miles in the desert from the Canal
PRG 1511/4/68: Pressed flowers
PRG 1511/4/69: Pressed flowers
PRG 1511/4/70: Pressed flowers

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