The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SIMONSTOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. NAVAL 4.7 INCH GUN. THESE WEAPONS ADDED CONSIDERABLE WEIGHT TO THE ARTILLERY ARM OF GENERAL BULLER'S FORCES IN NATAL. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
SIMONSTOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. BRITISH 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUNS. THESE WERE CARRIAGE MOUNTED AND USED BY GENERAL SIR REDVERS BULLER'S FORCES IN HIS CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE BOERS IN NATAL 1899-1900. (DONOR:
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. NAVAL 4.7 INCH GUN FIRING ON BOER POSITIONS, PROBABLY AT THE TUGELA RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF COLENSO. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. CREW OF A 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUN FIRING ON BOER POSITIONS ON PIETER'S HILL WHICH COMMANDED THE ROAD TO LADYSMITH. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHER: B.W. CANEY)
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. CAMP OF THE BORDER REGIMENT AT FRERE. THIS TOWN WAS A LARGE BASE FOR GENERAL SIR REDVERS BULLER'S FORCES WHILE HE WAS FIGHTING ON THE TUGELA RIVER. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM SIR REDVERS BULLER'S ARMY BEING FERRIED ACROSS THE TUGELA RIVER. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
COLENSO, NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-12-15. NAVAL 4.7 INCH GUNS IN ACTION AT THE BATTLE OF COLENSO. WITH TWO BATTERIES OF FIELD ARTILLERY DISABLED, THE NAVAL GUNS WERE KEPT BUSY COVERING UNSUCCESSFUL BR
