| Date Started | Topics (page 16 of 106) | Replies |
| 30th March 2005 | HITCH the movie!
Started by Leigh Tarrant
Don't worry - if you see this advertised, its only the new Will Smith movie about a male sexual advice therapist, and NOT anything to do with our belo... (click to view) | 0 |
| 30th March 2005 | CHATHAM WEEKEND REMINDER
Started by Alan Critchley
A quick reminder of the AZW Event at the Royal Engineers Museum in Chatham this coming weekend. I have added details of the times of lectures and disp... (click to view) | 0 |
| 29th March 2005 | Officers rank badges
Started by Richard
This question may have been asked before, but anyway here goes.
In the Victorian British Army where did officers wear their rank badges? I know that ... (click to view)
Latest Post: 30th March 2005 | 3 |
| 29th March 2005 | Feature in today's Daily Mail
Started by Phil Read
Just a piece of info if anyone is interested:
For anyone in the UK, or outside if you can get a copy, the Daily Mail is this week printing extract... (click to view)
Latest Post: 11th April 2005 | 28 |
| 28th March 2005 | If not original tunics, what about the rifles?
Started by Bill M.
I note from the post below, that original Isandhlwana tunics are apparently not known to exist. However, are there any Martini-Henrys around that mig... (click to view)
Latest Post: 1st April 2005 | 3 |
| 28th March 2005 | Ownership and use of AZW type revolvers
Started by Coll
Due to present gun laws is it possible to own working models of AZW related revolvers, or are they maybe included in the concealed firearms category a... (click to view)
Latest Post: 8th April 2005 | 10 |
| 27th March 2005 | Wages
Started by Trevor
Anyone know what the actors and extra's got payed for making ZULU?
I'll bet the clever ones took a % of the box office. And I'll bet Stanley Baker wa... (click to view)
Latest Post: 4th April 2005 | 5 |
| 26th March 2005 | Original tunics
Started by Michael Kent
Forgive me for sounding morbid but were any of the tunics worn by those killed at Isandlwana recovered and do they reside in a museum and on view?... (click to view)
Latest Post: 16th April 2005 | 14 |
| 26th March 2005 | last stand
Started by kieran
at the end of the movie zulu you see the regement in that 3 lines thing were ones knelling ones standing and the other on firing steps did this last b... (click to view)
Latest Post: 1st April 2005 | 18 |
| 25th March 2005 | original drawing of the 24th at klipdrift 1876
Started by graham
hi there
i have in my pocession an ink drawing showing the 24th regt camped at klipdrift in 1876. it is inscribed in the bottom lefthand corner &quo... (click to view)
Latest Post: 1st April 2005 | 4 |
| 25th March 2005 | The Transvaal Boers of 1879
Started by Paul Cubbin
I find the C19th Boers an interesting people. They left their European homes, for one reason or another, in order to start a new life in southern Afri... (click to view)
Latest Post: 4th April 2005 | 17 |
| 24th March 2005 | Was he there?
Started by Neil Raaff
Hi All,
I have a bit of a poser for all of the medal collectors/researchers on this forum. My father aquired an SAGS some years ago named to &quo... (click to view)
Latest Post: 27th March 2005 | 2 |
| 24th March 2005 | ARCHIBALD BEVERIDGE - BRITISH ARMY
Started by Margaret Sparks
I have been told my grandfather lost a leg in a battle in India in the late 1890s but I have exhausted my search to try and confirm this. He was from... (click to view)
Latest Post: 24th March 2005 | 1 |
| 23rd March 2005 | ZULU 1963 'making of' by TV crew...
Started by Leigh Tarrant
Can anyone enlighten me on this little film that I sadly never got to see or read about. I believe it was a healthy 23 minutes?? Pity it couldn't hav... (click to view)
Latest Post: 24th March 2005 | 2 |
| 23rd March 2005 | ZULU 1963 'making of' by TV crew...
Started by Leigh Tarrant
Can anyone enlighten me on this little film that I sadly never got to see or read about. I believe it was a healthy 23 minutes?? Pity it couldn't hav... (click to view) | 0 |
| 23rd March 2005 | Easy little test?
Started by Alan Critchley
You may want to try this little test of your knowledge.
http://www.funtrivia.com/playquiz.cfm?qid=189437&origin=http
Alan... (click to view)
Latest Post: 23rd March 2005 | 4 |
| 22nd March 2005 | Inert-Firing a Martini Henry
Started by George Hulmes
After speaking with Graham Cole about acquiring an inert Boxer-Henry cartridge to test the action on my Martini Henry, I've finally been able to do so... (click to view)
Latest Post: 23rd March 2005 | 2 |
| 22nd March 2005 | Durnford/Custer
Started by Tony Ashford
Forgive me if this has been commented on before and on a slightly trivial note, has anyone noticed the resemblance between Colonel Durnford and Genera... (click to view)
Latest Post: 25th March 2005 | 11 |
| 21st March 2005 | The Importance of Initiative
Started by Paul Cubbin
Much is made of the superiority of Imperial weaponry in the AZW and its devastating effect on the enemy - and rightly so. However, despite poor traini... (click to view)
Latest Post: 22nd March 2005 | 1 |
| 21st March 2005 | Not Zulu related but a lovely item...
Started by Paul
Medal presented to Frank Beck Sandringham KIA 1915 - Museum piece, possibly given to Beck by Royal Family Item number: 6520346221
... (click to view)
Latest Post: 22nd March 2005 | 5 |
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