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When Dublin and Cairo were twinned from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded 30 July
Egyptian Dust Plume, Red Sea from NASA on The Commons uploaded 22 June
Ryan chart B9521 Model 124R operating map hi-lo no external tanks 4x5 b and w neg Ryan Negative from SDASM Archives uploaded December 2025
Ryan chart B9520 Model 124R ground launch with external tanks 4x5 b and w neg Ryan Negative from SDASM Archives uploaded December 2025
Ryan chart B9519 Model 124R Operating Capabilities map 4x5 b and w neg Ryan Negative from SDASM Archives uploaded December 2025
BRIGHT STAR 25: USAF, USN and EAF Aeromedical Evacuation and CCATT skill exchange 250907-F-CW240-1714 from Navy Medicine uploaded December 2025
BRIGHT STAR 25: USAF, USN and EAF Aeromedical Evacuation and CCATT skill exchange 250907-F-CW240-1254 from Navy Medicine uploaded December 2025
BRIGHT STAR 25: USAF, USN and EAF Aeromedical Evacuation and CCATT skill exchange 250907-F-CW240-1247 from Navy Medicine uploaded December 2025
BRIGHT STAR 25: USAF, USN and EAF Aeromedical Evacuation and CCATT skill exchange 250907-F-CW240-1748 from Navy Medicine uploaded December 2025
BRIGHT STAR 25: USAF, USN and EAF Aeromedical Evacuation and CCATT skill exchange 250907-F-CW240-2483 from Navy Medicine uploaded December 2025
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Egypt scenes 1916
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jamica1 said:
That's an interesting looking little train.
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Iain Logie said:
The Quarantine Station was an isolation hospital sited in the Sinai Desert opposite Suez at the southern end of the Suez Canal. In 1916, to help construct improved defences along the canal, a series of light railway lines were built from the canal out into the Sinai. The most southerly of these lines ran for 7.3 km from El Shatt, on the canal, past the Quarantine Station, to Gebel Mur. This photograph shows a 60 hp 4-wheeled petrol locomotive built by the Avonside Engine Company of Bristol hauling a train on that 2' 6" gauge line. There were no passenger carriages so a carriage has been improvised for the officers and guests from a 4-wheeled wagon. Behind the train is a small steam locomotive and V-shaped tipping wagons on a 2' gauge light railway. These railways were used during construction and the 2' gauge railway at Quarantine Station had been removed by August 1916. This photograph is therefore from the first half of 1916 and probably from the early phase of construction, when Australian troops of the 1 and 2 Australian Divisions garrisoned that part of the Canal. Image J05879 on the Australian War Memorial site shows the Quarantine Station. AWM Image J00923 shows another one of these locos at work hauling goods wagons on another line at the other end of the Canal near Port Said Hope this helps
RAF Cranwell
from SDASM Archives
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david dale said:
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