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Canadian infantrymen engaging the Boers, 18 February 1900
Canadians on the veldt in South Africa
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Canadian infantrymen engaging the Boers, 18 February 1900
Canadians on the veldt in South Africa
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Canadian troops cleaning a Colt machine gun in South Africa
Canadian Troops Storming an Outlying Post Near Sunnyside
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Royal Canadian Regiment crossing the Tugela River
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mk1rceme wrote:
Royal Canadian Regiment crossing the Tugela River
Dale, the 2nd photo is 2 x Royal Canadian Dragoons at an Outpost at Rietfontein.
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Members of a Boer Commando, note the Lee Enfields the two men at the front are holding. I think the others are holding Mauser rifles.
Armed Boers
General Koos de la Rey surrenders to the British:
Let's not forget that the Boers were fighting for their republics and that it was the British who invaded the sovereign states of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State because gold had been found at Witwatersrand!
But, as always, remember both sides of the line.
Armed Boers
General Koos de la Rey surrenders to the British:
Let's not forget that the Boers were fighting for their republics and that it was the British who invaded the sovereign states of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State because gold had been found at Witwatersrand!
But, as always, remember both sides of the line.