Turbulent Military Dispatches Describe Firm Actions
A lengthy report recounts a British field army operation with Major General Marley, Major Greenstreet, Captain Hay, and Colonel Matwby coordinating posts at Peregh and Bymamurdpere. Detachments faced heavy enemy action with casualties, and plans shifted to cross the Tosvee and occupy Palpay, then Barac Gurbee, to sustain communication and defend the valley.
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Matwby
Dare Metibanst
Seracuatida
Baraut
Dhéon
Greaimaan
Jeondaur
Umaneer
Eer Ponte
wien —_ of tha hoon
Jeane Ees
Cue Aus
Commugseen
AM Livers
Alors
Kalu Wi
Toba Bullies Wood
Mahapore
Tenher Baghy
Pass
White Ridge
Muscote
Ranga Sing
Gordekpore
Dhe
Thisiman
Mah¢pore
Bupoowlpore
Simfar
Palpay
Nyasore
Jutgurgh
Bédjcore
Bootwul
Msj
Bennett Marley
Greekstreet
Barta Garbee
Soktie Pass
Hay
Batieah
Rougheedge
Burrathee
Bradshaw
Roughsedge
Janickpere
Breckney
Barsmanpere
Fiurrechurpere
Colpmne
Sorra Garber
Perssh
Atiwe
Ethene Miles
Gerpsabone
Gireuell
Blackney
Buused
Yenerdey
Greens
Lewton
Batalion
Sibley
Garth
Greenstreet
Thave
Lavetrell
Gerrasbunt
Chumparon Light Infantry
Watson
Barra
Ander
Barca Gurbee
Sureteell
Maton
Sukranopé River
A. Marley
Perah
Gumygapore
Ud Native Infantry
Inocan
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Aetna
Eurapese
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Sewarree
Bacharap
Remels
Garda
Cap. Gade
Wood
Depot
Erie
Poate
X van Owender
J. Scresowah
Bareal
Regest
Innes