Remnants of an Army by Lady Elizabeth Butler. BAT193 From that day on

From that day on

a Bf109 destroyed and another damaged on 5th November

enabling effective guidance to increasingly wily aircrews flying equipment-laden aircraft

a triumph which rendered the British Navy unchallenged in supremacy for over a century

and the Coldstream Guards losses

Remnants of an Army by Lady Elizabeth Butler. BAT193 From that day onDHM062. Remnants of an Army by Lady Elizabeth Butler. Depicts Dr. William Brydon, an assistant surgeon in the Bengal Army arriving at the gates of Jellabad on his exhausted and dying horse. He was thought to be the sole survivor of some 16,000 strong army and followers from Kabul, which was forced to retreat the 90 miles over snow covered passes to Jellabad during the first Aghan war. A few others eventually struggled through to the fort. Open edition