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Every article belongs to a wider campaign space. Use the campaign links above for a guided reading order, or browse the archive below by publication date.
ANGLO-ZULU WAR
Isandlwana re-examined: terrain, command, reconnaissance, ammunition, Durnford, Pulleine, Chelmsford, Zulu tactical agency and the evidence behind the collapse of the British line.
ANGLO-ZULU WAR
A complete field guide to the 1879 Anglo-Zulu campaign: the invasion plan, Zulu mobilisation, Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, Eshowe, Hlobane, Khambula, Gingindlovu, the second invasion, Ulundi, casualties, commanders, aftermath and the campaign’s...
SERVICE & FIELDCRAFT
A former Royal Welsh mortarman’s practical guide to what soldiers actually notice about clothing under load: layering, heat, cold, wet kit, straps, seams, movement, durability and why Gallus separates honest heritage apparel...
ANGLO-ZULU WAR
The political road to the Anglo-Zulu War: British confederation policy, Zulu sovereignty under Cetshwayo, the Transvaal, border disputes, Bartle Frere’s ultimatum, divisions inside the British government and the decisions that turned tension...
FIELD NOTES
The editorial charter behind Gallus Field Notes: how we handle political context, opposing perspectives, maps, orders of battle, biographies, quotations, casualty figures, images, uncertainty and corrections.
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