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    Royal Navy Captures Bagamoyo - 15 August 1916
    Harry Fecitt MBE, TD
    • Sep 3, 2020

    Royal Navy Captures Bagamoyo - 15 August 1916

    The Army requested that the Royal Navy seize Bagamoyo (a former capital of German East Africa).
    Taking Tanga & Mopping up German troops to Pangani 1916
    Harry Fecitt MBE, TD
    • Aug 11, 2020

    Taking Tanga & Mopping up German troops to Pangani 1916

    Supply lorries were fired upon, motor ambulances blown up by mines, telegraph & telephone wires cut.
    Fight for Zuganatto Bridge - 15 & 15 June 1916
    Harry Fecitt MBE, TD
    • Jul 25, 2020

    Fight for Zuganatto Bridge - 15 & 15 June 1916

    At the end of the Spring rains in 1916 British Columns under General Smuts pushed south down the Pangani River and the Usambara railway line
    Fight in thick bush on the Pangani at Mkalamo
    Harry Fecitt MBE, TD
    • Jul 3, 2020

    Fight in thick bush on the Pangani at Mkalamo

    The southern British advance into German East Africa (Tanzania) was down the Pangani River and the adjacent Usambara railway track.
    Advancing down the Pangani Valley
    Harry Fecitt MBE, TD
    • Jun 21, 2020

    Advancing down the Pangani Valley

    This article complements the previous one on Hannyngton's Loop. Whilst Brigadier Hannyngton advanced with Centre Column down the Usambara...
    Centre & Eastern Column on 'Hannyngton's Loop' - May 1916
    Harry Fecitt MBE, TD
    • Jun 14, 2020

    Centre & Eastern Column on 'Hannyngton's Loop' - May 1916

    Hannyngton was to continue his advance, with the South Pare hills to his right, down to Mkomazi a diversion named 'Hannyngton’s Loop'

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