British horse lines at Suvla Bay during the Gallipoli Campaign in 1915. Type:art print in flight over Egypt at

in flight over Egypt at the time of its transfer from Malta to the Middle East Command

which formed part of the German's Hindenburg Line

are waiting for the section leader in the farthest aircraft to move out

the B Flight Commander of No 44 Squadron RAF

developed during the First World War to disguise the aircraft's direction of flight

British horse lines at Suvla Bay during the Gallipoli Campaign in 1915. Type:art print in flight over Egypt atA general scene showing a large number of horses at Suvla Bay. In the foreground, one soldier is washing his hands in the sunshine, whilst others appear to be setting up camp. A large mountain range (possibly Kiretch Dagh) can be seen in the background.