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Sunday, 11 March 2018
British Cavalry: Clasp Rarity
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A recent advert on eBay for a QSA to the 6th Dragoon Guards screamed: RARE CLASP JOHANNESBURG AND 2 BATTLE BARS Is this true? Her...
Friday, 2 March 2018
A Bogus Claim for the Elandslaagte Clasp?
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Amongst the Royal Horse Artillery rolls in WO100/139 is a page for the Riding Establishment, Royal Artillery (page 257) with just 10 names. ...
Sunday, 25 February 2018
British cavalry and the Relief of Kimberley
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The relief of Kimberley was a cavalry operation. After the success of Paardeberg, Lord Roberts unleashed his cavalry commanded by General JD...
British Cavalry and the Relief of Mafeking
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No British cavalry regiments were present for the relief of Mafeking - it was a "colonial" affair - Rhodesians, Canadians and sout...
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British Cavalry and the Relief of Ladysmith
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Out of the 18-20,000 men under General Sir Redvers Buller's command in the campaign to relieve Ladysmith there were only two and a half ...
Saturday, 20 January 2018
Sheltered by the Zulus
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A post today on the excellent Facebook group The Anglo-Boer War (The South African War) - 1899 - 1902 revealed a really interesting story: ...
Thursday, 7 December 2017
Thomas Bracken, a soldier in the midst of history
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Thomas Bracken was born in Kilcock, County Kildare, Ireland, and was baptised in May 1878. In November 1896 he enlisted for the militia, 3rd...
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