
The British Advance on Dar es Salaam - August & September 1916
The British plan for seizing Dar Es Salaam was to advance south from Bagamoyo whilst a fourth column moved southwest to Ngerengere.
The British Advance on Dar es Salaam - August & September 1916
Taking Tanga & Mopping up German troops to Pangani 1916
Fight in thick bush on the Pangani at Mkalamo
Mountain Gunners prove their worth with direct fire at Kahe - 21 March 1916
Pathans of the 17th Cavalry Indian Army - Two acts of Bravery & Determination - 6 February 1916
Ambush in the Kagera Salient - Germans hit British Patrols Hard
Three Indian Orders of Merit awarded for hard fighting at Jasin - 18 January 1915
13th Rajputs fight on both days in the Tanga Battle - 3&4 November 1914
101st Grenadiers left to fight it out alone at Tanga - 3rd November 1914
Kashmir Rifles in the thick of the fighting at Tanga - 4 November 1914
101st Grenadiers defend Uganda Railway against German Demolition Patrols - May 1915
Bhartpur Imperial Service Infantry fight in the Umba Valley - 2 August 1915
An Indian Officer lays down his life to eave the General - 5 May 1915
Learning the hard way from the unfortunate death of Major W.A.S. Walker - 11 April 1915
Fight at Lupembe Point on Lake Victoria - 6th December 1915
African Odyssey that ended at Mwele Mdogo - 13 January 1916
Conductor W. Preston‘s gallantry suffers 300 bee stings in the head at Tanga - 4 November 1914
The 29th Punjabis at Tsavo, 6th September 1914