GG60-08N THE ANGLO ZULU WAR THE BATTLE OF GINGINDHLOVU, 2nd APRIL 1879, THE ESHOWE RELIEF COLUMN, 3rd BATTALION 60th KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS, 4 INFANTRY. (4 pcs) SEKIGAHARA 1600 Rhode Island Train of Artillery

Rhode Island Train of Artillery

often under strict supervision

Feigned retreats to lure enemies into traps

There was a secondary weapon called a xiphos

and inspired soldiers to continue the fight under the most dangerous conditions

GG60-08N THE ANGLO ZULU WAR THE BATTLE OF GINGINDHLOVU, 2nd APRIL 1879, THE ESHOWE RELIEF COLUMN, 3rd BATTALION 60th KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS, 4 INFANTRY. (4 pcs) SEKIGAHARA 1600 Rhode Island Train of ArtilleryGG60 08N The Anglo Zulu War The Battle of Gingindlovu, 2nd April 1879 The Eshowe Relief Column 3rd Battalion, 60th King's Royal Rifle Corps 4 Infantry (4 pcs) The soldiers of the 3rd Battalion, 60th King's Royal Rifle Corps represented some of the finest light infantry in the Victorian Army. Their specialised training emphasised independent thinking, accurate shooting and battlefield initiative, qualities that made them invaluable during Britain's