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Again Coll i find myself in total agreement and will only add the following. By commiting a school boy error by dividing his force without knowing the enemy's strength or disposition it was Chelmsford ...
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If we step back a bit, it has to be pointed out that Durnford wasn't supposed to be at Isandlwana in the first place. It was Lord Chelmsford who called him up and then left without precise instructio ...
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