Middlesex Regiment Collection
The Middlesex Regiment, also known as the Duke of Cambridge's Own, has a rich history filled with valor and resilience
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The Middlesex Regiment, also known as the Duke of Cambridge's Own, has a rich history filled with valor and resilience. From defending Fort Itala in Zululand to welcoming the Howitzer Battery at Woolwich, this regiment has always stood firm in the face of adversity. One lithograph depicts the iconic moment when soldiers shouted "No Surrender. " during the Defence of Fort Itala. Their unwavering determination is evident as they bravely fought against all odds. Another lithograph showcases their return from the Soudan, where they were hailed as heroes upon arrival at Woolwich. The warm welcome they received symbolizes the gratitude and admiration for their service. In a colorful lithograph, we see an unexpected bond between soldiers and animals - a pet mule and monkey belonging to members of the Middlesex Regiment. This heartwarming image reminds us that even in times of war, companionship can provide solace amidst chaos. Two maps illustrate their operations during conflicts with Maori forces in Taranaki, New Zealand. These strategic maneuvers demonstrate their adaptability and resourcefulness on foreign soil. A gripping lithograph captures Major Thorneycroft's resolute resistance against a Boer attack on Spion Kop. Under a hail of shells, he exemplifies bravery and leadership that inspired his comrades to stand strong. Tragedy struck during fighting in Sudan, depicted through an engraving showcasing portraits of fallen British officers. Their sacrifice serves as a poignant reminder of the cost paid by those who defend our nation's honor. The Easter Volunteer Manoeuvres at Eastbourne and Gravesend are captured in an engraving depicting Sons of Empire participating in military exercises. This display highlights not only their dedication but also unity among nations under one cause - protecting freedom. At the Royal Military Tournament held at Agricultural Hall, an enchanting engraving titled "Sons of Empire" portrays grand pageantry celebrating military prowess.