Trumpet & Bugglers at Isandhlwana

Guest

Hi all

Even in ES there is no accounting of the number of musicians in the colonial

units at Isandhlwana ?

Cheers

Pascal

Guest

Hi all

Ben then nobody has ever asked his question here, like many others elsewhere ...

There were trumpets and Buggles in colonial units and can not find out how !

Cheers

Pascal

Guest

When I speak of " musicians ", he is not like as the bandsmen of the 24 th, because "bands "

and "bandsmen" certainly not Existed in the white colonial Units, given the weakness of their

efffectifs...

I speak of trumpeter or bugler as C.Scott of the NC...

Note that it is virtually certain that there had no trumpeter or bugler in the black colonial Units...

Cheers

Pascal

Guest

In fact in ES page 10 , there are only the number of trumpeter and buglers who survived at Isandhlwana, but not their total before the battle...

Guest

C.Scott of NC was not at Isandhlwana, little lucky ...

So there was one trumpeter by body before Isandhlwana(and those of NC and BBG were not at Isandhlwana)

Very well, and now who knows the uniforms trumpeters of the NMP and NMR at Isandhlwana ?

Thanks for help

Cheers

Pascal

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