The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. CANADIAN FIELD ARTILLERY MOVING THROUGH TOWN. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. MEMBERS OF THE CAPE GARRISON ARTILLERY PREPARING TO LEAVE CAPE TOWN. IN THE ABSENCE OF HORSE TEAMS THE MEN ARE MOVING A LIGHT CALIBRE GUN THEMSELVES. (DONOR: T. COLLIN
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. SAILORS FROM HMS "POWERFUL" MARCHING THROUGH THE STREETS BEFORE PROCEEDING TO DURBAN. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. ROYAL ENGINEERS TESTING A PONTOON. PROBABLY AT DURBAN OR CAPE TOWN. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. MAXIM ONE POUND AUTOMATIC GUN, CALLED A "POM POM" CAPTURED FROM GENERAL CRONJE AT PAARDEBERG IN 1900. NOTE THE BULLET HOLES IN THE COOLING JACKET. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. BRITISH TROOPS OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY USING MOUNTAIN GUNS AGAINST THE BOERS BESIEGING THE TOWN. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHER: M. BENNETT)
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. NEWLY ARRIVED SOLDIERS OF THE ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY. AS HORSE GUNNERS DID NOT NORMALLY RIDE ON THE GUNS, THIS PICTURE INDICATES THAT THE FULL COMPLEMENT OF HORSES HAS
