GG91-12 - 91st Highlanders D-Day The silver round shield gives

The silver round shield gives this figure a commanding appearance

Cornicen – played the curved cornu (horn)

the latin numerals "IV"

required a major reconsideration of traditional Japanese fighting techniques

Camp coordination: Marking routines like wake-up

GG91-12 - 91st Highlanders D-Day The silver round shield givesThe 91st Highlanders were stationed at Aldershot when they received an order, on 12th February 1879 to proceed on active service to Natal. The regiment formed the advance guard on the Eshowe relief column. During the Battle of Gingindlovu the 91st held the (Southern) rear face of the lager and bore the brunt of the second attack. After the relief of Eschowe the regiment was employed on convoy duty until it was attached to the 2nd Brigade of Crealocks