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Our members have compiled articles on various aspects of Queensland’s colonial military history. Copyright resides with the author. If you wish to quote from the articles please acknowledge the authors. If you wish to republish the article you will need the author’s approval.
Bravery during the 1893 floods, by Robert Finlay
Flashes of brilliance, the Heliograph in Queensland by Robert Finlay
Martini Enfield .303 carbines in Queensland, by Brian Rough
Splendid little chaps: fife and drum bands in Queensland's colonial defence forces, by Brian Rough
Report on the identification and provenance of guns located in Alexandra Park Bundaberg, by Brian Rough, with permission of the Bundaberg Regional Council
Shearers Strike of 1891, by Robert Finlay
A Year in the Life of the Queensland Scottish Volunteer Corps, by Brian Rough
Citizen Soldiers, by the Hon. A. J. THYNNE, M.L.C., Major Commanding Volunteer Battalion
Defence Force Manoeuvres, Brisbane Courier, 28 September 1885
From
Irish
Rebel
to
Surgeon - Major: Dr
O’Doherty
and
the
Queensland
Volunteer
Force, By Brian Rough
The Queensland Scottish Rifle Club, by Robert Finlay
The Queensland Scottish Volunteer Corps Kilt, by James Scarlett and Brian Rough, originally published in ‘Military Illustrated’
The Attack On Brisbane, The Brisbane Courier, Tuesday 27 April 1886
The Rising Phoenix; the Status of the Queensland Defence Force in 1885, by Brian Rough
Oliver's water-bottle: Does the story really hold water?, by Brian Rough
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