Hell in the Holy Land: World War I in the Middle East

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Figure 1. Middlesex Yeomanry disembarking from the Nile at Alexandria, April 1915. Figure 2. l/4th Northamptonshire Regiment, 162nd Brigade, 54th Division, at Mena Camp, 1916. Figure 3. Defending the Suez Canal: Round House Post on Christmas Day, 1916. Figure 4. Men of the Camel Transport Corps. u Figure 5. Camels used as a desert ambulance. Figure 6. The advance across the Sinai. Figure 7. Desert dining: stacked dixies in a field kitchen. Figure 8. Travel on the Kantara Military Railway. Figure 9. Desert Column on the march, accompanied by its camel transport in the distance. Figure 10. Burying the dead after First Gaza. Figure 11. Digging in on the Gaza Front. Figure 12. Private Doug H. Calcutt, Queens Westminster Rifles, 60th Division. Figure 13. Soldiers at play. Figure 14. Scrubbing camels in the Mediterranean. Figure 15. Yeomanry bathing at a well. Figure 16. Rest camp at El Arish. Figure 17. Surrendering Jerusalem: Sergeants Hurcombe (right) and Sedgewick (left). Figure 18. Elements of the 60th Division entering Jerusalem Figure 19. Front line bivouacs in the Judean Hills. Figure 20. El Arish Military Cemetery. ...