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The kneeling firing position provided greater stability and allowed soldiers to make more accurate use of their rifles while presenting a smaller target
18th-19th Century Freight Wagon with Two Oxen & Teamster
Their shields were not merely defensive equipment—they represented identity
making defence difficult
GGNC-02 THE ANGLO ZULU WAR VOLUNTEERS, IRREGULARS AND AUXILIARIES, NATAL CARABINIEERS. (2 pcs) On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police The kneeling firing position providedGGNC 02 Natal Carbineers, a beautifully hand painted two piece set from the Volunteers, Irregulars and Auxiliaries collection, available from The Military Workshop. Founded in 1855, the Natal Carbineers quickly established a reputation as an elite colonial mounted unit, recruited from experienced horsemen throughout the Colony of Natal. Highly regarded for their discipline, scouting ability, and expert marksmanship, the regiment became an invaluable
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