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DCM's to the Queenstown Volunteers - an anomaly? 12 years 1 month ago #13338

  • Brett Hendey
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Henk

That is an amazing story and thank you for posting it. I can understand why that pair of medals is amongst your favourites. It seems that there is always something new to learn about the Boer War.

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DCM's to the Queenstown Volunteers - an anomaly? 12 years 1 month ago #13345

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And 10 to the Cape Railway Pioneer Regt. Either a lot of recognition for the importance of trains, or an unusually high percentage.

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DCM's to the Queenstown Volunteers - an anomaly? 12 years 1 month ago #13361

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Railways were very important and this corps did a lot of hard work, many men of this very good unit often got involved in some sharp desperate fighting in order to keep things moving.

rdarby wrote: And 10 to the Cape Railway Pioneer Regt. Either a lot of recognition for the importance of trains, or an unusually high percentage.

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