The Azande pursuing the Brits in their retreat, readying for their attack:
View from the south as additional Azande close up on the River:
After two turns of fire brought on advancing Azande (and breaking two of their elements) the Brits have to about face to defend from yet another attack. At the bottom, their Samburu muskets have been overwhelmed in melee combat. One last group of Samburu can be seen renetering the battle from the right:
Two additional waves of Azande have been shot to pieces, although British casualties have left only four men on the hill!
Six Samburu allies survive a melee and break this last Azande element, forcing them to retire!
The thin red line has held again!
We had 120 Azande (utilizing my entire collection as well as dozens of 'genetic' tribesmen) attacking 13 Brits and 20 Samburu allies. Quiet the fight, with early Azande losses/breaking units dooming them to defeat. The battered British force is limping back to their starting point. The campaign will continue.
This is just one part of our continuing campaign set in my fictionalized Africa/Asian Continent. Further explanation can be found earlier in my Blog, so I hope you have some time to check it out. Things got so hectic I wasn't able to provide a more detailed photo rendition of the battle. Will try harder next time. Meanwhile, there was a second, smaller encounter I have called "the Massacre" which you can also view. Enjoy
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