File:Australia-Sydney troop ships.ogv

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DescriptionAustralia-Sydney troop ships.ogv	Shows the departure from San Francisco of two troop ships, the S.S. Australia and the S.S. City of Sydney, bound for Manila during the Spanish-American War. The first ship shown is the Australia with many troops on deck, some waving. The ship's name is visible on the hull at the end of the sequence. The second ship, the City of Sydney, is shown being escorted by two harbor tugs. These two steamships left San Francisco on May 25, 1898, along with a third troop ship, the S.S. City of Peking (not visible in the film).
Date	1898
Source	http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mbrsmi/sawmp.1908
Author	Thomas Edison

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