I—ln1 —In the Khyber Pass. 2—Troops entraining. 3—Lower Razmak encampment, close to Frontier. 4—Native cooks with troops. s—Route March: British troops on the way to the Frontier. The latest news of the Mohmands stated that the operations of 15,000 British Indian troops had so impressed the recalcitrant tribesmen that they are already sending out peace feelers, although individuals indulge in long-distance night sniping at troops in camps in lone mountain posts. Four tribes have completely submitted, their chiefs negotiating for preservation of the frontier peace.
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Evening Star, Issue 22145, 27 September 1935, Page 16
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851—In the Khyber Pass. 2—Troops entraining. 3—Lower Razmak encampment, close to Frontier. 4—Native cooks with troops. s—Route March: British troops on the way to the Frontier. The latest news of the Mohmands stated that the operations of 15,000 British Indian troops had so impressed the recalcitrant tribesmen that they are already sending out peace feelers, although individuals indulge in long-distance night sniping at troops in camps in lone mountain posts. Four tribes have completely submitted, their chiefs negotiating for preservation of the frontier peace. Evening Star, Issue 22145, 27 September 1935, Page 16
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