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Zulu (the film 50th anniversary.)

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  • cafckev said:

    Greenie said:

    I visits the museum in Brecon, Wales many years ago, very interesting place.

    http://royalwelsh.org.uk/regimental-museum-of-the-royal-welsh.shtml

    Go to the RE Museum in Gillingham. Due to Chard being in the RE it has some nice related bits including his actual pistol used during the fighting. They often do Zulu related events including having relatives of those who took part (including the Zulu warriors).
    Agreed, great place.
  • stonemuse said:

    cafckev said:

    Greenie said:

    I visits the museum in Brecon, Wales many years ago, very interesting place.

    http://royalwelsh.org.uk/regimental-museum-of-the-royal-welsh.shtml

    Go to the RE Museum in Gillingham. Due to Chard being in the RE it has some nice related bits including his actual pistol used during the fighting. They often do Zulu related events including having relatives of those who took part (including the Zulu warriors).
    Agreed, great place.
    I went there a couple of weeks ago for the first time. Which is an achievement in itself considering I live a 10 minute drive away

    Agree with the sentiments already mentioned, it's a very good exhibition of the evolution of the royal engineers and tells one of the best histories of British conflict of these sorts of museums. Go when a school is not there its not really interesting for kids but those of an engineering background or just with the patience to read the bits with the exhibits it is a good couple of hours well spent

    There is a bloody great big section of the Berlin Wall too
  • funnily enough i went to a bird sanctuary in snowdonia once and the lady behind the counter offered to show me her chough
  • Off_it said:
    It's on More4 today at 3.05pm.

    You're welcome!
    Another example of a defence sorted out with the help of a Jones or two…just wait until the front rank starts firing volleys 
    Didn’t do so well the other week against the Zulu army, still it was only a cup game.
  • "Listen, there's that damn train again."
  • Reminds me when I first saw Zulu, in an outdoor cinema in Athens in1967. 
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