Tyger River Command

The Tyger River forces (run by Pete) are as follows . . . officers are in green and all "British leaders" are in boldface . . . and officers will have the dates of their commission listed.

(note: click on photo below for larger image; click again for even larger image):


Headquarters Contingent:

• Capt. Peter Webley-Grant -- (Nov, 1869) -- commanding officer
• Lt. Pete Kipling -- (Feb, 1872) -- adjutant, 2nd-in-command

Platoon of the 88th Regiment of Foot -- (Connaught Rangers)

1. Lt. Hiram Peterson -- (Jul, 1872) -- platoon commander
   
2. Sgt. John Hamilton -- platoon sergeant
3. Pvt. Clayton Brooks
   
4. Pvt. James Robertson
   
5. Pvt. Timothy White
   
6. Pvt. Elliot O'Neill
   
7. Pvt. Gerald Forrest
   
8. Pvt. Alan Gray
   
9. Pvt. Cecil Hill
   
10. Pvt. Albert Simpson
    
11. Pvt. Thomas Hudson
    
12. Pvt. Geoffrey Knotts
    
13. Pvt. Charles Smith
    
14. Pvt. George Nash
    
15. Pvt. Christopher Young
    
16. Pvt. Robert Cook
    
17. Pvt. Frank Terry
    
18. Pvt. David Mills
    
19. Pvt. William Brown
    
20. Pvt. Ronald Appleby
    

Squad of 78th Regiment of Foot -- (Ross-shire Buffs -- later Seaforth Highlanders):

1. Sgt. Hamish Murray -- squad leader
2. Pvt. Kenneth MacTaggart
3. Pvt. Morgan Ross
   
4. Pvt. Graham Shaw
   
5. Pvt. Ian Cameron
   
6. Pvt. Robert Innes
   
7. Pvt. Fergus Sinclair
   
8. Pvt. Clyde Sutherland
   
9. Pvt. Donald MacDonald
   
10. Pvt. Douglas Gordon
    

Platoon of Sepoys (45th BNI -- Rattray's Sikhs) commanded by Lt. Christopher Stewart -- (Nov, 1874).

Squad of 2nd Gurkha Regiment

Reserves -- commanded by Lt. Andrew Dryden -- (Nov, 1872) -- stationed in port of Belhi in the Nukar District.

The Vile River System districts are:

• Nukar -- veldt -- (Egyptians) -- note: port & fort
• Ta'ish -- wooded -- (Dervish) -- note: mission
• Afridi -- badlands -- (Pathan) -- note: trading post
• Swati -- hilly -- (Pathan) -- note: trading post
• Dendoa -- hilly -- (Fuzzy Wuzzy)
• G'umb -- veldt -- (Zulu)
• Luni -- badlands -- (Pathan)
• M'wez -- wooded -- (Zulu)
• Umma -- farmland -- (Dervish)

(note -- the other district forces will appear over the next few days)

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Note -- I have provided names for all of the "British" because these forces are for a campaign. I want the players to become attached to their men so that they become "attached" to their forces . . . and don't throw troops away in fruitless efforts . . . in other words, to behave as field commanders would.

-- Jeff