Zulu Dawn! Lt. Col. Pulleine : His Lordship is of the cetain opinion that it's far too difficult an approach to be chosen by the Zulu command. Col. Durnford : Yes, well... difficulty never deterred a Zulu commander.
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Subject: Re: Chelmsford, Pulline. & Durnford Sun May 04, 2014 10:16 pm
Did all these people actually see Durnford arrive. Or could it be they were out out doing whatever, and on returning to camp saw Durnford therefrom recording the times they saw him? Just a thought.
Frank Allewell
Posts : 8019 Join date : 2009-09-21 Age : 74 Location : Cape Town South Africa
Subject: Re: Chelmsford, Pulline. & Durnford Mon May 05, 2014 7:40 am
They all mention that Colonel Durnford/Colonel Durnfords forces/ Colonel Durnfords Column arrived at such and such a time. I specifically mentioned the last three on the list as being from the rocket battery as their quoted times are out by at least 30 minutes, the Rocket Battery arrived after Durnford. Im also sure that Wilson /Dillon and Williams also make mention of him arriving. So yes a hell of a lot of testimony and mostly around the 10/11 oclock period. Cheers
littlehand
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