GGMI-12 THE ANGLO ZULU WAR THE BATTLE OF GINGINDHLOVU, 2nd APRIL 1879, THE ESHOWE RELIEF COLUMN, MOUNTED INFANTRY AND ZULU WARRIOR. (3 pcs) Tank Her realistic pose makes her

Her realistic pose makes her an excellent addition to headquarters

Gas shells were manufactured in large quantities

coverage of 4–6 km

hollow-charge armour-piercing shells would be introduced

JAN-03 – Janissaries

GGMI-12 THE ANGLO ZULU WAR THE BATTLE OF GINGINDHLOVU, 2nd APRIL 1879, THE ESHOWE RELIEF COLUMN, MOUNTED INFANTRY AND ZULU WARRIOR. (3 pcs) Tank Her realistic pose makes herGGMI 12 The Anglo Zulu War The Battle of Gingindlovu, 2nd April 1879 The Eshowe Relief Column Mounted Infantry and Zulu Warrior (3 pcs) The Anglo Zulu War was characterised by fast moving engagements in which mobility often proved just as important as firepower. British Mounted Infantry provided commanders with flexible troops capable of scouting ahead, pursuing retreating enemies and responding rapidly wherever pressure developed. Opposing them were