This regiment was on the right of the British line.

In the British lines morale was at a low point.

Others joined them and soon a steady fire, for the first time, began coming from the British lines.

When they rode back through the British lines a second time there was nothing for them to fire at.

This left a long route of supply to his forces behind the British line.

He had been cycling for days, trying to get through to the British lines.

The British line, two deep, could usually stop the column.

Only two men made it back to British lines after 37 days in the desert.

That was the story up and down the British line.

Some of these men would eventually make it back to British lines, many more were captured or killed.