20209 - "Helping my Comrade" Two British of the 24th Foot K&C WH and was wounded

and was wounded

Our K&C soldier wears a grey wolf skin pelt and head

for the Continental service

in the center of Pickett’s Charge

20209 - "Helping my Comrade" Two British of the 24th Foot K&C WH and was woundedHelping my Comrade Two British of the 24th Foot At about 4: 20 p. m., the battle of Rorkes Drift had begun. By 2: 00 a. m. the next day the majority of the fighting had ended harassing fire from the Zulu rifles lasted until 4: 00 a. m. Some 11 hours later, it was finally over. The garrison had sustained 14 dead, two more were mortally wounded and eight more were seriously wounded. Every man had some kind of wound from minor cuts and abrasions to deep,