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17th April 2002 | 1st 24th Regimental dog. Started by Alec Weston I read somewhere that the 1st 24th mascot at Isandlwana was a dog. Has anyone got any details of this creature or what happened to it?
Alec Weston... (click to view) Latest Post: 17th April 2002 | 1 |
3rd April 2002 | The Roll Call and The Durnford Papers Started by Julian Whybra I have had several people call me after the Feb-March correspondence trying to get hold of The Roll Call published by Roberts 1990 (since wound up) wr... (click to view) Latest Post: 16th April 2002 | 1 |
9th April 2002 | RORKE'S DRIFT BOOKS Started by GLENN STACY I recently purchased a copy of Edmund Yorke's book on Rorke's Drift, which I found very enjoyable and informative. I know o there are two more books a... (click to view) Latest Post: 14th April 2002 | 6 |
25th March 2002 | 2 battles or 1 Started by James Garland Are we right in treating Isandhlwana and Rorkes Drift as two separate battles, or should we treat them as one?
If they are treated as separate phases... (click to view) Latest Post: 12th April 2002 | 4 |
18th March 2002 | DVD region2 Started by Arthur Bainbridge I have heard that Zulu will be released on DVD on he 3rd of June
no idea about extras,if anyone finds out then please add to subject... (click to view) Latest Post: 12th April 2002 | 2 |
8th April 2002 | Significance of Rorkes Drift Started by Jade Bradley There appears to be a lot of controversy surrounding the Anglo-Zulu war, one of which is the extent to which Rorkes Drift can be seen to have been a s... (click to view) Latest Post: 10th April 2002 | 7 |
9th April 2002 | Which Colours? Started by Michael George In the Famous painting by Fripp we can see the Colours being used to rally the troops, but these Colours were not at the Battle. So what Colours are b... (click to view) Latest Post: 9th April 2002 | 1 |
6th April 2002 | Zulu generalship Started by Matt The Zulu's obviously had a very efficient military system which enabled them to put large numbers of well disciplined warriors in the field at any on... (click to view) Latest Post: 6th April 2002 | 2 |
5th April 2002 | Isandlwana medal Started by David Bluestein Wondering what the going rate is for a 1/24th Isandlwana casualty on the market today. Saw one recently for $8400 (US)!!! That seems like a lot? (I us... (click to view) Latest Post: 5th April 2002 | 2 |
4th April 2002 | Spelling confusion Started by Alan Critchley There seems to be a lot of 'interest' in the Forum over the spelling of certain words connected to the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, bordering sometimes on ... (click to view) Latest Post: 5th April 2002 | 3 |
3rd April 2002 | The Zulu war chant in the movie "Gladiator" Started by Brian Moran In the opening scenes of Gladiator, Maxiumus instructs his men to "unleash hell" - while in the background the Huns are singing the Zulu Wa... (click to view) Latest Post: 5th April 2002 | 7 |
17th March 2002 | King's Royal Rifle Corps (60th Regt.) Started by Dan Rudary Hi Everyone,
Latley, I have been studying the history of British rifle units. The King's Royal Rifle Corps, which served in Zululand in 18... (click to view) Latest Post: 5th April 2002 | 5 |
20th March 2002 | world premiere making of zulu 1963 in Spalding,Lincs Started by jay finally after 39 years it may welll be possible to see the lost professional footage of the complete filmcrew of zulu in action on screen! It will be ... (click to view) Latest Post: 3rd April 2002 | 3 |
19th March 2002 | What was a Bombardier? Started by Gillian Mead My Great, grandfather was a Bombardier in
the Royal Artillery in South Africa. I do not
know what that means other than he drove
a wagon (carrying ... (click to view) Latest Post: 3rd April 2002 | 2 |
31st March 2002 | QUEEN MOTHER DIES Started by Gary Laliberty QUEEN MOTHER DIES
THE Queen Mother has died, Buckingham Palace has announced.
She died "peacefully in her sleep" this afternoon at th... (click to view) Latest Post: 1st April 2002 | 5 |
28th March 2002 | Lucky Escape ? Started by Graham Alexander The escape of the 5 Imperial officers from Isandlwana has been attributed to them wearing blue patrol jackets. Is it possible that the Zulus would hav... (click to view) Latest Post: 29th March 2002 | 2 |
18th March 2002 | Ammunition Boxes Started by John Young The subject of ammunition boxes has against reared its ugly head within the forum debate. So I decided to do some further research into the subject. ... (click to view) Latest Post: 28th March 2002 | 5 |
21st March 2002 | Monmouthshre Started by Alan Critchley I have had correspondence regarding the country which Monmouthshire belonged to.
I was led to believe that Monmouthshre was an English county until t... (click to view) Latest Post: 25th March 2002 | 4 |
23rd March 2002 | Disease at Eshowe Started by Gary S. Edinger The engineers seemed to put considerable thought into the construction of the fort at Eshowe. Surely they knew about the risk of disease during a sieg... (click to view) Latest Post: 23rd March 2002 | 2 |
15th March 2002 | Rorkes Drift and Little Big Horn Started by Dan Rudary Hi Everyone,
I was just thinking one night about the Battle of Rorkes Drift and the Battle of Little Bighorn. For those of you who do n... (click to view) Latest Post: 19th March 2002 | 6 |
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