Afghanistan Siege: The Gurkhas’ Stand at Now Zad
Reflections from Colonel Dan Rex MVO “Nowzad was twenty years ago, yet at times it feels as though ...
Reflections from Colonel Dan Rex MVO “Nowzad was twenty years ago, yet at times it feels as though ...
Introduction Between September and October 1914, six Gurkha battalions arrived on the First World War’s Western Front ...
Introduction On the morning of 2 September 1945, the Empire of Japan surrendered to the Allied powers. At 0900 hrs in the ...
The Second World War’s Tunisian Campaign began in November 1942, in the wake of the Allied victory at El Alamein. With his ...
4 March 2026 will mark 210 years since the signing of the Treaty of Sugauli and the formal beginnings of Gurkha service to ...
The Indonesia-Malaysia Confrontation, often referred to as the Borneo Confrontation or Konfrontasi, began in 1962 when ...
Introduction ‘It was a little war of skirmishes. All-embracing because there were no “safe” areas in Java. There was ...
Introduction In recent years, Gurkhas have gained a reputation as outstanding mountaineers. In 2019, Gurkha veteran Nims ...
Introduction The aftermath of the Second World War saw chaos flare across southeast Asia. In September 1945, the sudden end ...
A common query to The Gurkha Museum is why are there about 4,500 Gurkha soldiers in today’s British Army. Over the ...
Introduction The First World War broke out on 28 July 1914. Britian was drawn into the conflict on 4 August, following the ...
Introduction On 15 August 1945, the Empire of Japan surrendered to the Allied powers, ending the Second World War after six ...