2241 Private T. Dann, 1st Dragoon Guards
Thomas Dann born Roscrea, Tipperary, joined the regiment at Dublin aged 22 years, on 30th April 1877, trade Ironmonger. Served 21 years with the regiment, then transferred to the Army Service Corps until discharged in 1899. The regiment reached Durban

Private Arthur Wood, 3rd Dragoon Guards.
Private Arthur Wood appears on a two-man roll for the Zulu war medal, with The Hon. Guy Dawnay, ‘a civilian, attached as Intelligence Officer to Major Genl. Marshal’. Wood is noted as ‘Servant to Bt. Lt. Colonel Stewart’ and the roll is marked ‘It is

Metal Arm Guards
Description: Made from dense metal plates wrapped in cloth and having straps to fit over the lower arm facing out, these arm guards offer protection from light blunt weapons, light edged weapons, punches, and kicks. Heavy edged or blunt weapons however,

Sgt Major James Barry. 1st Dragoon Guards
"James Barry served as a Lance Corporal with the 1st Dragoon Guards in the Zulu War of 1879, and went on to become the RSM circa 1898. During his term as a senior rank he was awarded the Silver Medal for Bravery by Emperor Franz Josef of Austria who

Oliver Blingworthy
........................................................................... CASE FILE: Militant {1st Lieutenant} "Long live the King, and may God save the Queen. To the end we fight lest we kindle flames of demise

Capt. R. Barton. Memorial Inscription (Guards' Chapel London)
Capt. R. Barton Coldstream Guards, killed in action at Hlobane - Memorial Inscription (Guards' Chapel London) Photo By Tim Needham.

Zulu War Medal 2nd Lieut J S WILLETT 1st Dragoon Guards Clasp ?
Hello all, I've had this medal some time and it came without a Clasp, and appears it was awarded like that. Some oddments of paperwork came with it including " A nominal roll of officers who received one Bar 1879 " with list of 24 officers

Sergeant R Smith - 1st Kings Dragoon Guards
Isandlwana extract. Such a sight as I saw going over that hill I never shall forget, some of them laying on the ground as if looking up at us, others in other ways but the way they had mutilated their bodies were painful to see and no doubt if we had

Major Marter 1st (King’s) Dragoon Guards.
Epping Upland Parish Church, Essex, England. Photo By 1879Graves

National Guard skin
ACU Camouflage M4 with a M86 Aimpoint scope Those are the two things you have to keep in mind.. Otherwise us 'weekend' solders don't have much of the army kit.

Captain Henry Percy Douglas-Willan, 1st Dragoon Guards
He commanded a Squadron at Rorke’s Drift, Making frequent raids into Zululand, until the arrival of Sir Garnet Wolseley. Marched to Ulundi with Sir Garnet, his troop forming the personal escort of the General from the time he entered until he quitted

NPC guards
Please do not ignore the NPC guards either in Shadow Dale or in the UD. If you do, they might NOT ignore you.

NPC Village Guards
* NPC Village Guards will be role-played by an RP-Mod if there are any disturbances at the Village Gate e.g an unauthorized entry. Not only used for a battle, they may just ask you why you are visiting and your affiliation and so forth. Even if the topic

KING’S DRAGOON GUARDS
When stationed at Aldershot, the regiment received, on the 12th Feb. 1879, a sudden order for service in South Africa. With the least practicable delay volunteers made it up to war strength from other corps, horses also being transferred; and on the 27th

Major John Vaughan Campbell VC CMG DSO, 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Son of Captain Ronald Campbell.
Major John Vaughan Campbell VC CMG DSO, 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Gazetted 26 October 1916 John Vaughan Campbell was born in London on 31 October 1876, the son of Captain Ronald Campbell, brother of Earl Cawdor. Captain Ronald Campbell, was