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62nd Punjabis - Cranston Fine Arts Regiment Art


Name : 62nd Punjabis


Cranston Fine Arts Military Art and Artists 19th Century Military History 19th Century Regiments 62nd Punjabis


Started : 1903
Ended : 1922




Notes :
Amalgamated in 1922 to create the 1st Punjab Regiment.

Previously :

2nd_Madras_Infantry

Subsequently :

1st_Punjab_Regiment

Artwork of this regiment

Naik Safdar Ali And Sepoy Sher Khan Advancing Along The West Bank Of The Suez Canal, Ahead Of Their Comrades To Attack The Turks.

Naik Safdar Ali And Sepoy Sher Khan Advancing Along The West Bank Of The Suez Canal, Ahead Of Their Comrades To Attack The Turks.
One edition.
£10.00



Previous Regiment Lineage(s) :

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3rd_Battalion_of_Coast_Sepoys (1759 - 1769)
2nd_Carnatic_Battalion (1769 - 1784)
2nd_Madras_Battalion (1784 - 1796)
1_2nd_Madras_Native_Infantry (1796 - 1824)
2nd_Madras_Native_Infantry (1824 - 1885)
2nd_Madras_Infantry (1885 - 1903)

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Subsequent Regiment Lineage :

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1st_Punjab_Regiment (1922 - 1947)

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Text for the above items :

Naik Safdar Ali And Sepoy Sher Khan Advancing Along The West Bank Of The Suez Canal, Ahead Of Their Comrades To Attack The Turks.

In the operations on the Suez Canal at the beginning of February 1915, the Turks delivered their main attack at a point opposite Tussum, just south of Lake Timseh. On February 3rd, Naik Safdar Ali and Sepoy Sher Khan, of the 62nd Punjabis, led their comrades down a strip of sandy bank under a very hot fire to attack the enemy who were attempting to land from a pontoon boat. In the final dash to the boat, Naik Safdar Ali was again ahead of his comrades, but he fell mortally wounded within a yard of the waters edge. He died a few minutes later, but his most gallant conduct was posthumously rewarded with the Indian Order of Merit.

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