CE122 Scots Guards Drum Major On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police where Zulu regiments such as

where Zulu regiments such as the uThulwana Regiment took part in large-scale assaults against British positions

Field logistics and baggage trains in colonial campaigns

Return to firing position or remain ready in formation

this figure adds leadership and character to any ancient army collection

An excellent addition for Second World War collectors

CE122 Scots Guards Drum Major On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police where Zulu regiments such asThe Drum Major of all British Guards Regiments is a highly skilled Warrant Officer (usually a W02) responsible for leading the Pipes & Drums or Corps of Drums maintaining immaculate standards of dress and deportment while simultaneously choreographing marching movements. He wears the distinctive and highly decorative ornate ceremonial uniform complete with a red sash and carrying a mace used for signaling commands while the band is marching. He also