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Photograph 106139 Sudan, 1885The New South Wales Sudan Contingent being reviewed at Moore Park several days before sailing. This was the first armed force raised by a British colony and despatched overseas. The contingent, under

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NSW. 1885-03-03. THE SUDAN CONTINGENT WAS THE FIRST ARMED FORCE RAISED BY A BRITISH COLONY AND DESPATCHED OVERSEAS. THE CONTINGENT UNDER THE COMMAND OF STAFF COLONEL RICHARDSON, AND CONSISTING OF 800 MEN AND 224 HORSES RAISED IN NEW SOUTH WALES AND PREPARED IN 15 DAYS, SAILED FROM SYDNEY IN THE TRANSPORTS IBERIA AND AUSTRALASIA ON 1885-03-03. SHOWN ABOVE, EMBARKATION OF THE CONTINGENT AT CIRCULAR QUAY, SYDNEY.
The New South Wales Sudan Contingent being reviewed at Moore Park several days before sailing. This was the first armed force raised by a British colony and despatched overseas. The contingent, under

The departure of the New South Wales Contingent for Sudan. This was the first armed force raised by a British colony and despatched overseas. The contingent under the command of Staff Colonel Richar
Small boats full of spectators crowd into Circular Quay to witness the departure of the New South Wales contingent to the Soudan (Sudan) War. On the 3 March 1885 the contingent, an infantry battalion

Soldiers of the New South Wales Soudan (Sudan) contingent marching onto the wharf at Circular Quay to board the troopships that will carry them to the Sudan. When reports of the fall of Khartoum and

THE ORIENT LINE WHARF,CIRCULAR QUAY, SYDNEY, 1885-03. FROM FORT MACQUARIE, A VIEW OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES CONTINGENT TO THE SUDAN WAR ABOUT TO BE ADDRESSED BY THE GOVERNOR. IN THE FOREGROUND, THE SHIP

SYDNEY, NSW. 1885-03-03. SYDNEY LIGHT HORSE PROVIDES AN ESCORT FOR THE GOVERNOR AND OTHER DIGNATARIES, DURING A PARADE TO MARK THE DEPARTURE OF THE CONTINGENT FOR THE WAR IN THE SUDAN. THE MARCH IS MO
