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Articles on the Sudan Campaigns   Introductory Articles Coming soon... A range of shorter, introductory articles about all features of the Sudan campaigns: the Sudan the armies major battles medals and more   Longer Articles The links below are a small sample of the varied articles pertaining to the Sudan which appear in the VMS Society journal 'Soldiers of the Queen' and also in the newsletter of the Sudan group, 'Zeriba'. All files are in pdf format for ease of printing and/or reading. File sizes are given in brackets. Sudanese weapons of the late 19th century By Ralph Moore-Morris (57kb) Reproduced from Soldiers of the Queen, number 83 Sudanese Knives By Ralph Moore-Morris (717kb) Reproduced from Zeriba, number 2 Manstoppers: Handguns in service 1880-1900 By Ralph Moore-Morris (69 kb) Reproduced from Zeriba, number 6 The Camel Gun By Ralph Moore-Morris (445 kb) Reproduced from Zeriba, number21 Among the Desert Sands: the experiences of Private MacAuley of the Scots Guards (308 kb) Reproduced from Zeriba, number 19 The Sudan Military Railway By Ralph Moore-Morris (130 kb) Reproduced from Soldiers of the Queen, number 94 By Land By Sea By Camel? The Royal Marines Detachment of the Camel Corps in Egypt in 1884-85 By Cliff Fuller (63 kb) Reproduced from Soldiers of the Queen, number 104 The role of Lieutenant David Beatty RN and the gunboat flotilla in the Reconquest of the Sudan By Richard Caie (521 kb) Reproduced from Soldiers of the Queen, number 92 Army Reform and the Egyptian War, 1882 By Michael Barthorp (76 kb) Reproduced from Soldiers of the Queen, number 71 The Last of the Mahdists By Edwin Herbert (250 kb) Reproduced from Soldiers of the Queen, number 94