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Hello, Mr Staunton. I want to thank you for this footage. I’m from the town near the castle and i was actually born in the same year you took this footage. I’m really interested to know if you have anymore footage possibly showing the town (baniyas) or the surrounding area.

Castle took a beating. Absolutely stunning though. Great footage sir

My great uncle Edward Sower died the day of the landings. Part of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, he is buried in V Beach Cemetery. May they all RIP.

Glory to our Irish brothers.Celts and Serbs have the same blood and Serbs and Irish never surrendered in the fight for freedom.

The old Front line podcast with Paul Reed sent me here.

My great great uncle james mcmahon died here at the age of 22

Such historical importance in this record of the past

how did you get in? need some sort of permission?

Great track from a great day.

Thank you for posting this video, just discovered it. My grandfather is buried there. Scots Guards 1943.

Glory to Irish soldiers,Slava im i hvala im

“Useless Slaughter”

Why would poor working class folk travel to strange foreign lands to kill poor working class folk like themselves. They wouldn"t, it takes a lot of deception.

The biggest pretence of all is the notion that wars are spontaneous events that come from random happenings. As if all these royal families aren"t tight networks with years and years of trust.

Hammerton, should be awarded for his sanctimonious excesses.

Eternal gratitude to all the Irish heroes from fellow Serbs, that were there to lend a hand in our dire hour of need. They shall always be remembered!

An old fily member of mine was blown up there, brilliant first hand info here

2019 and still using bad quality cameras like this .....

God bless those who lost their lives. My great grandfather was a Moloney ed.

Hammerton shouldn't have addressed him Morrison or Laidlaw that's for sure should have addressed him as sir-and what a response 27.18 Keep beating back the arrogance of the bygone ages or well be forever their slaves. They all still carry that haunted look, every one of them . Many thanks for posting this. Sir John Hammerton Panel of international veterans General Sir Ian Hamilton early Hitler admirer and British Legion founder-(bit of a theme in the British Legion) blamed and dismissed for Dardanelles campaign. ‘Soldier Lejeune’ Belgian Army on 1914 ‘Captain Blackburn’ BEF 1914 Lieutenant Menzies Marne Mr Healey Gas Ypres 1915 John Vincent Holland Leinster Regt VC Guillemont Sergeant Brigg? Grigg Royal Irish Regiment Passchendaele Sgt William Kenny VC talks about Ypres 1914 Sergeant Morrison MM 1916 ‘Beaumont Hamel’ Piper Laidlaw VC Pipes of Loos ‘All The Blue Bonnets Over the Border’ in a paupers grave until recently-shameful! Corporal Pellegrini talks on Mussolini and Asiago Sergeant Alan Nichols BEF Durham Light Infantry Anti war lectures blind, lost both hands Lt Kuschke Iron Cross on the blockade Flight Lt Keane?Keene RFC - on Richthofen Lt Rippe - German balloon observer British Legion Major Brunel Cohen bilateral amputee lost two brothers and transferred to front at own request in 1917-son of a Jewish scouse merchant Stubbs naval gun layer ‘Mentor’ - ‘saw Blucher go down’ Head of Lewis' department stores (down from Lime St Station) also an MP Miss Whitton Graves Registration Unit

bless that French soldier he couldn't say handkerchiefs dipped in Urine 16:20

Nice

L'espèce de tour que l'on voit brièvement est ce qui reste de l'église d'Oued Zarga construite en 1928 détruite dans les années 70. Le cimetière lui-même a été créé longtemps après la fin de la guerre en Tunisie (nov42- mai43). C'est le cimetière le plus proche du lieu de la bataille dite de LongStop Hill, qui a vu s'affronter furieusement les troupes anglaises et allemandes.

Infantry serving with 10th (Irish) Division; surname initials age date_of_death rank regiment Battalion number grave additional McCONNELL J 21/06/1917 Corporal Connaught Rangers 5th Bn. '10695' III. E. 2. MORAN J 29 06/07/1917 Private Connaught Rangers 5th Bn. '6960' II. B. 3. Son of William and Margaret Moran, of Wineport, Ballykeeran, Athlone; husband of Georgina Moran, of Ballycumber, King's Co. LUNDY C 06/10/1916 Private Connaught Rangers 5th Bn. '5501' II. C. 13. HAGAN F 21/06/1917 Drummer Connaught Rangers 5th Bn. '10456' III. D. 28. BURKE D 35 18/06/1917 Private Connaught Rangers 5th Bn. '5565' III. D. 30. Son of Martin and Mary Burke, of Newtown, Ballindine, Co. Mayo. BRUCE W 31/07/1917 Lance Corporal Connaught Rangers 5th Bn. '5183' III. B. 5. LEWIS S G 09/10/1916 Private Dorsetshire Regiment/RMF 3rd Bn. '13727' I. C. 7. Brother of William Percy Lewis, of 14, Ridley Road, Harlesden, London. NIGHTINGALE J 30 15/09/1917 Private Hampshire Regiment 10th Bn. '32492' III. B. 9. Son of Thomas Nightingale, of Chapel St., Thatcham, Newbury, Berks. McKENNA J 28 05/07/1917 Lance Corporal Leinster Regiment 1st Bn. '9098' III. D. 29. Son of Mrs. B. McKenna, of Aghakist, Ballybay, Co. Monaghan. MURRAY D 21 03/09/1917 Private Leinster Regiment 1st Bn. '4143' III. B. 8. Son of John Murray, of 77, Main St., Kilsyth, Glasgow. KENNEDY M 05/10/1916 Serjeant Leinster Regiment 1st Bn. '9201' I. B. 20. FERGUSON T 27 05/07/1917 Private Leinster Regiment 1st Bn. '20006' III. E. 4. Son of Thomas and Mary Ferguson, of 30, Seedhill Rd., Paisley. BRADY G 05/07/1917 Corporal Leinster Regiment 1st Bn. '7616' III. E. 1. WILSON D E 29 24/09/1916 Major Royal Dublin Fusiliers 7th Bn. '' I. B. 1. Son of Colonel C. L. and Mrs. Wilson, of Harlington, Fleet, Hants. Born at Aden. WATLING A 31 03/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers "C" Coy. 7th Bn. '7/24342' I. A. 19. Son of George and Annie Maria Watling, of South Nutfield, Redhill, Surrey; husband of C. J. Watling, of 3, Newhaven Rd., South Norwood, London. THORNTON G C 21 05/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers 7th Bn. '5/18271' II. C. 14. Son of George and Ellen Thornton, of 1, St. Mary's Avenue, Mountjoy St., Dublin. TABER A G 22 05/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers/DCLI 7th Bn. '7/24055' II. C. 5. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Taber, of North London. SAWYER W J 29 11/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers 6th Bn. '14329' I. C. 16. Son of William James and Emily Sawyer, of Barking; husband of Ethel Sawyer, of 68, Boundary Rd., Barking, London. PAYNE W 07/10/1916 Lance Corporal Royal Dublin Fusiliers 7th Bn. '7/24099' II. C. 12. O'DONNELL T 05/10/1916 Lance Serjeant Royal Dublin Fusiliers 6th Bn. '9717' I. B. 21. McNULTY H 08/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers 6th Bn. '20294' I. C. 5. MITCHELL J 25/09/1916 Serjeant Royal Dublin Fusiliers 7th Bn. '7114787' I. B. 3. HOWARD W W 22 04/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers 7th Bn. '7/11118' I. A. 22. Son of Mrs. A. M. Jones (formerly Howard), of 4, Pier Terrace, Wandsworth, London. Born at Chelsea, London. HEIB A 22 08/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers 7th Bn. 'T/24045' I. C. 8. Son of Mathias and Mary Ann Heib, of 26, Longcrop Rd., Albany Rd., Camberwell, London. HAYES H 23 26/09/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers 7th Bn. '7/12433' I. B. 4. Son of the late Charles and Jane Hayes. BROWN E F 28 05/10/1916 Private Royal Dublin Fusiliers/Norfolks 6th Bn. '27821' I. B. 18. Son of Francis Robert and Sarah Ann Brown, of Gooderstone, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk. BELL E 35 05/10/1916 Lance Corporal Royal Dublin Fusiliers 6th Bn. '14370' I. B. 19. Husband of Leah Bell, of 24, Nesbitt Rd., Preston, Brighton. WAFER J D 21 18/09/1916 Corporal Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 6th Bn. '13225' II. A. 10. Son of Lloyd S. and Ellie D. Wafer, of 7, Dunfield Terrace, Waterside, Londonderry. McCREER P 23 13/09/1916 Private Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 6th Bn. '11885' II. A. 8. Son of John and Ellen McCreer, of 171, Park St., Plantation, Glasgow. HERNAMAN W A 23 11/09/1916 Private Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 6th Bn. '12903' II. A. 4. Son of Alexander Henry and Marie Hernaman, of 39, Elmfield Rd., Walthamstow, London. Born at Hendon, Middlesex. Enlisted Aug., 1914. GALLAGHER H G 21 12/06/1917 Private Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers "B" Coy. 6th Bn. '6/6931' III. D. 4. Son of Connell S. and Anne Gallagher, of Kilraine, Glenties, Co. Donegal. COOPER C 35 03/12/1916 Private Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 5th Bn. '16624' I. D. 26. Husband of Lily Eveline Cooper, of 41, Great College St., Camden Town, London. WRIGHT J 19/11/1916 Private Royal Irish Fusiliers 5th/6th Bn. '10056' I. D. 11. McFARLANE J 30 31/10/1916 Private Royal Irish Fusiliers 6th Bn. '10260' II. D. 10. (Served as McLEAN). Son of John and E. McFarlane, of 12, Sussex St., Paisley Rd., Glasgow. Born at Kames, Tighnabruaich, Argyllshire. McCUTCHEON J C 24 02/10/1916 Lieutenant Royal Irish Fusiliers 6th Bn. I. A. 4. Died of wounds received 30th Sept., 1916. Son of John B. and Mary H. McCutcheon, of Rineen, Annadale, Belfast. Queen's University, Belfast, O.T.C., late of Chinese Customs Service. McCANN R 19 24/08/1917 Private Royal Irish Fusiliers 2nd Bn. '24623' III. D. 8. Son of William and Annie McCann. of Armagh, Ireland. HUGHES S G 20 23/07/1917 Private Royal Irish Fusiliers "C" Coy. 2nd Bn. '19111' III. C. 5. Son of George and Sarah Hughes, of Little Broome, Pembridge, Herefordshire. HUDDLESON W 02/10/1916 Private Royal Irish Fusiliers 2nd Bn. '12919' I. A. 3. NOLAN T 27 23/06/1917 Private Royal Irish Regiment 1st Bn. '9607' II. D. 3. Son of Patrick and Ellen Nolan, of 5, Phoenix St., Inchicore, Dublin. KENNEDY G 25 03/11/1916 Private Royal Irish Regiment "C" Coy. 1st Bn. '7571' II. D. 12. Son of John and Fanny Kennedy, of Waterford; husband of M. Kennedy, of 14, Johnstown Avenue, Waterford. PRYOR F W 19 12/09/1916 Lieutenant Royal Irish Rifles/R Innis Fus 3rd Bn. II. A. 6. Eldest son of the late C. Cambridge Macdonell Pryor, and of Edith Marion Pryor, of the Abbey House, St. Bees, Cumberland. ORR R 01/10/1916 Rifleman Royal Irish Rifles 6th Bn. '5380' I. B. 10. MULHEARN A 20/09/1916 Rifleman Royal Irish Rifles 6th Bn. '5955' II. A. 11. LUCAS N C 23 02/11/1916 Second Lieutenant Royal Irish Rifles "A" Coy. 6th Bn. '' I. D. 1. Died of wounds received at Patrol Wood 31st Oct. Son of William and Agnes Lucas (nee Arnot) of Hotham House, 175, Hotham St., East Melbourne, Australia. M.A., B.Sc., Edinburgh University. Winner of Natal (S. Afr.) Government and Carnegie Scholarships. Served at the Dardenelles, Serbia and Macedonia. Previously served with the Scottish Rifles. ELLIOTT F 32 18/06/1917 Rifleman Royal Irish Rifles "B" Coy. 6th Bn. '10709' III. E. 3. Struck by lightning Born at Coggrey, Co. Antrim. Son of George and Jane Elliott, of 21, Oregon St., Belfast. MURRAY J 09/10/1916 Private Royal Munster Fusiliers 7th Bn. '1974' I. C. 12. MOYNIHAN T 04/10/1916 Corporal Royal Munster Fusiliers 6th Bn. '72' I. A. 18. MOLE C V 24 15/10/1916 Private Royal Munster Fusiliers 6th Bn. '20054' I. C. 22. Brother of Kate Mole, of 71, Nile St., New North Rd., Hoxton, London. KELLY C 04/10/1916 Corporal Royal Munster Fusiliers 7th Bn. '7052' I. A. 17. GAUNT F 23 13/10/1916 Serjeant Royal Munster Fusiliers 7th Bn. '2043' I. C. 20. Son of Charles Bradly Gaunt, of 107, Town St., Bramley, Leeds, and the late Matilda Gaunt. DORE M 27 08/10/1916 Corporal Royal Munster Fusiliers 7th Bn. '236' I. C. 4. Son of Mr. P. and Mrs. Margaret Dore; husband of Mary Dore, of Cleveragh, Listowel, Co. Kerry. BELL F G 30/09/1916 Private Royal Munster Fusiliers 7th Bn. '2235' I. B. 5.

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1914 Star and 1914/15 Star data - this was summarised from the NMP DVD. The yellow highlights reflect miscategorisation in 2 cases: 1914 Star Medal Roll - Royal Irish Fusiliers Other Ranks (zero data) appear under Royal Irish Rifles. 1914/15 Star Medal Roll Many Royal Irish Rifles Other Ranks appear under Royal Irish Regiment. Except for NCOs these are easily identifiable by rank "Rifleman" instead of "Private"

Glory to Irish heroes who stood their ground in hours of dark and despair for Serbian people. We remember!

Private SMITH, J Service Number 5375 Died 19/10/1918 Aged 29 5th Bn. Connaught Rangers Son of James and Mary Finnigan Smith, of 77, Muirpark, Bellshill, Lanarkshire. Native of Coatbridge.

Lance Corporal CARDY, JAMES Service Number 4/7078 Died 10/12/1915 Aged 29 6th Bn. Royal Irish Rifles Son of William and Jane Cardy, of 115, Mark St., Newtownards; husband of Isabel Montgomery (formerly Cardy), of Beck St., Conlig, Newtownards, Co. Down.

Speaking as an average layperson, I must say this depiction appears very realistic, in that it doesn't over-glorify Churchill at all. He was just a normal solider who stepped up and did the right thing in a desperate situation.

Bloody Boers had no right invading Wales. Isn't it.

Where did the Boers get artillery from?

I love some of the comments from the armchair experts.... Churchill may have had a number of flaws, but never lacked courage and determination.

Heroically fought but disastrously planned operation.

Excellent documentary. Thanks for posting

What would the great Western society say about this

Winston Churchill, The biggest piece of shit the world has ever seen.

Like the Boers. Effective tactics and methods and fighting for their home. Lost because of damned immoral indirect methods.

This film is priceless. Thank you.

im not sure an armored carrage could be toppled over like that ? anyhow i am going for the boers :) ....why didnt the british just hide behind the armored train carrages and wait till the boers ran out of ammunition, ah well,ill build a time machine and go back and let winny know :)

Amazing video. I too visited beautiful Palmyra not long after your own visit, in 2008. What a remarkable place. I will never forget it.

lol, brave young Winston Churchill. i bet he had to get his valet to bring him his brown pants during this action.

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This film is a biopic of sir Winston Churchill and his part in the Boer war.

the Boer who captured W.C. wasn't exactly Boer but Italian. Col. Camillo Ricciardi save the life of Mr . Winston Churchill that should be executed for using dum dum ammo in his Mauser

Apparently Winnie was an idiot...

When I was growing up my father taught a story about Sir Winston Churchill being captured during the Boer War and escaping from them. My great grandfather was in the Boer War and was riding in a train and you wouldn't believe who was getting onto the train escaping from the Boers. Yes, Sir Winston Churchill. My great grandfather hid him on the train. And Sir Winston Churchill escaped the Boers. My great grandfather's name was Fredrick Taylor. And that was what happened.

Interesting portrayal. In later life Winston got so fat and weak from physical inactivity he could hardly walk.

Not a bad depiction of a Boer War armoured train. Winston still carries the Mauser automatic heater that we saw him use to good effect at Omdurman. Early in the conflict, the Boers made successful attacks on trains, but the South African railway network ultimately became one of the main agents of their defeat.