 |
| Deployment differences are noted. The Rajputs deploy in a tight Battalion square. |
 |
| The Teesdales deploy in a series of spaced out columns - too spaced out? |
 |
| The Composite battalion deploy in two lines. |
 |
| The Hadendowah team. Major Pea displays his inner Beja. |
 |
| The Queen's Own, about to be massacred. |
 |
| The Naval Brigade. Some sailor on camel action. |
 |
| The Midsomers, using an advance in a series of lines. |
 |
| Impetuous camelry. After eating the sailors they charge the Teesdales. |
 |
| Captain Peacock stands his ground. three times he sees off tribal infantry hand to hand. Meanwhile Lieutenant Farthingdale is cut down by the Bejas. |
 |
| Seaman Stains and Master Bates are the last sailors standing. Both were to perish, sacrificed by Major Whynott. |
 |
| The enemy swarm around the Midsommers, as the Islanders support them. |
 |
| The Correspondent watches as Lt Farthingdale falls. |
 |
| Seaman Staines and Master Bates wish they were back aboard |
 |
| Captain Barking-Madly and his gun knock that damn village down. |
 |
| The Teesdales remain static |
 |
| Leaving the ruins of Handjub to the Dervish the Rajputs follow North West Frontier policy, and withdraw objective achieved. "The most successful thing we`ve done all game.." |
 |
| The Midsomers and the Fellaheen of Ali Bongo hold onto the well. Objective achieved. |
 |
| "Ali Bongo" by Mr Kipling Ali Bongo, from the Congo, he's no drongo, drinks Umbongo... Bongo Bongo, Ali Bongo, he's been known to do a tango, Sometimes even wears a poncho and for his breakfast he eats mango. Bongo Bongo Ali Bongo, he's a Hero, just like Tonto, wants to live in far Toronto Handsome as his pal Great Gonzo Bongo, Bongo, Ali Bongo finishing this poem real pronto... |
No comments:
Post a Comment