Officers who served in the Battalion of Royal Marines sent to South Africa for special service in the Zulu War, 1879:
MARINE BATTALION
(Transported on HMS Jumna)
Royal Marine Light Infantry
Plymouth
Lieutenant Colonel Robert William Bland Hunt, Commanding Officer
Lieutenant Colonel Geofrey Mairis, Second in Command
Captain Gerald Altham Heseltine
Captain Henry Ainslie Alfred Turner
Lieutenant Frederick Morton Eden
Lieutenant Robert Brooke Kirchhoffer, Quartermaster
Lieutenant John Frederick Luxmoore, Adjutant
Lieutenant Henry Byron Woods
Lieutenant Charles George Parlby Ward
Lieutenant Grey Skipworth
Lieutenant Edwin Loftus McCausland
Lieutenant Richard James Parkinson
Lieutenant Francis Garnett Atkinson
Lieutenant Arthur Hatton
Portsmouth
Lieutenant Colonel James Stirling Mould
Major Charles Bulkeley Nurse
Major Albert Henry Ozzard
Captain Henry Fuller
Captain William Taylor Miller, Paymaster
Captain Edward Nicoll William Holbrook
Captain Francis Mordaunt Shaird
Captain Robert Alexander Douglas Ramsay
Lieutenant Robert Walker Heathcote
Lieutenant John Charles Wardell
Lieutenant Charles Dashwood Fowler
Lieutenant Charles Wellesley Parish
3 Staff Sergeants
10 Sergeants
204 rank and file
Chatham
Major Frederick Ley,
Captain George Stevens Nash
Captain John Alfred Sweny
Captain Osborn Tracy
Lieutenant John Richmond Jekyll
Lieutenant Howard Stanley Thompson
Lieutenant Walter Quentin
Lieutenant George Arthur Gott
Lieutenant Herbert Cecil Money
Lieutenant Charles Howard Edge
2 Colour Sergeants
8 Sergeants
201 rank and file
Royal Marine Artillery
Eastney
Major Henry Brasnell Tuson
Captain Samuel Hamilton Bunce Northcote
Captain Vivian Dalton Mathias
Lieutenant Augustus Simeon LeQuesne
Lieutenant Robert Homfray Alexander
Lieutenant George Dalhousie Raitt
Lieutenant William Charles Nicholls, Adjutant and Paymaster
Lieutenant Leonard Thales Pease
More than 200 Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and men
None of the above arrived in time to participate in the Zulu War and therefore are not entitled to the medal with or without clasp.
Petty Officer Tom