Chapter X: Approximate Strength of Troops
Arms. Officers. Warrant, Horses Guns
N.C.O.s (Riding and
and men. Draught). 4·7-in. 12-pr. 15-pr. Machine.
Naval. 2·5-in.
Cavalry (includes
Imperial Light Horse 160 2,946 3,121 -- -- -- -- 7
and Natal Mounted
Volunteers)
Royal Artillery
(includes Naval 74 1,677 1,230 2 4 50 6 6
Brigade and Natal
Volunteer Artillery)
Royal Engineers 10 224 95 -- -- -- -- --
Infantry 212 7,150 1,397 -- -- -- -- 10
Total 456 11,997 5,843 2 4 50 6 23
SUMMARY OF BRITISH CASUALTIES
Ranks. Killed. Wounded. Missing Total
(Prisoners). Casualties.
Officers 6 10 37 53
N.C.O.s and men 63 239 917 1,219
Total 1,272
AMMUNITION EXPENDED.
Description of Weapons.
15-pr. Field 2·5-in. Naval ·303
Guns. 12-pr. 12-cwt. L.M. rifles.
Number of Rounds 2,359 330 25 433,247
BELMONT, 23rd NOVEMBER, 1899.
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