Photographs of Malcolm Smith's trip to the Sudan

Overseas travel of

Malcolm Archbald SMITH

[Ref. S.1]

Sudan - Construction of the camp

See also

		A train arrives ... [03-M-02]

		... with a delivery of building packs ... [03-M-03]

		... and other materials. [03-M-04]

		Unloading takes place. [03-M-05]

		[03-M-06]

		The concrete mixing plant. [03-M-07]

		View around the camp construction site. [03-L-35]

		Erecting the water tower. [03-L-37]

		The water tower in position. [03-M-01]

		Clearing the ground. [03-N-13]

		Installing drains. [03-N-14]

		A tractor dragging a container. [03-N-11]

		A lorry tries to drag a skid-mounted building ... [03-N-24]

		... but needs assistance from a tractor. [03-N-25]

		A pack of three Supacom buildings delivered to site. [03-N-12]

		Supacom buildings being unpacked and erected. [03-L-36]

		Pouring concrete bases. [03-M-08]

		Working on Supacom buildings. [03-N-10]

		Erected Supacom buildings allocated as billets for Boyton's employees. [03-L-38]

		Rondarvel huts for the workers. [03-N-20]

		An ovaldarvel being built in the traditional style but with European refinements. [03-O-32]

		Transport around the site was provided by an old Hants & Dorset bus. This is Paddy about to board. [03-N-26]

		The bus, number 833, had originally worked from Lymington, not far from Malcolm's home. [03-Q-02]

		A Landrover was available for running around. [03-O-31]

		There was also this old Skoda car, known locally as the Russian Rolls Royce. [03-Q-28]