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Australian Army Museum of Western Australia > Records

World War 2, Australia, 1940

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1940

Overview

View of the train engine of a troop train

Historical information

The Sir Winston Dugan was a 620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-32-P1996.28.2e

Item type

Photographs

Themes

War and Conflict

War and Conflict > World War 2

Material

Photographic Media

Inscriptions and markings

AMWA48158

Year

Links to additional resources

History of 620 Class [www.wikiwand.com]

Last modified

Thursday, 20 August, 2026

Completeness

94

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