278 Farrier Sergeant Edwin Ray GOODALL South African Album

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Paying respects to a fallen comrade.

Travelling by train in open wagons.

Blockhouse guarding the iron bridge.

Morning tea for the Troop at camp near the rail station.

Armoured train.

An armoured train with gun.

Armoured train carriage with rifle slits.

Crossing a river by way of a drift

Getting the Pom Pom over the river at the drift exit.

British Artillery.

278 Farrier Sergeant Edwin Ray GOODALL served with the 5th South Australian Imperial Bushmen in South Africa. This is a record of his journey.

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5th South Australian Imperial Bushmen

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Getting the Pom Pom over the river at the drift exit.

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Great pic. THis is the same type of gun as the Pom Pom captured by Chauvel that now resides in the Qld Museum Collection. It was part of my display at the Cobb and Co museum in 2002.
Rob Thomas | thomasrh01@optusnet.com.au | November 04, 2011