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| − | |partof= | + | |partof=[[:Category:Punitive Expeditions|Punitive Expeditions]] |
| − | |date= | + | |date=30 August 1877-30 January 1878 |
|location=Kohat pass, NWF | |location=Kohat pass, NWF | ||
|presidency=[[Bengal]] | |presidency=[[Bengal]] | ||
|co-ordinates= [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ll=33.63215,71.703293&z=11&t=h&hl=en 33.632151°N 71.703288°E] | |co-ordinates= [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ll=33.63215,71.703293&z=11&t=h&hl=en 33.632151°N 71.703288°E] | ||
| − | |result= | + | |result= Submission of tribes |
|territory= | |territory= | ||
| − | |combatant1= | + | |combatant1=Punjab Frontire Force |
|combatant2=Jowaki Afridi tribesmen | |combatant2=Jowaki Afridi tribesmen | ||
| − | |commander1=Brig Gen Keyes<br>Brig Gen Ross | + | |commander1=Brig Gen C.P.Keyes<br>Brig Gen Ross |
|commander2= | |commander2= | ||
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Revision as of 15:27, 5 January 2009
| Jowaki Expedition | ||
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| Part of Punitive Expeditions | ||
| Date: | 30 August 1877-30 January 1878 | |
| Location: | Kohat pass, NWF | |
| Presidency: | Bengal | |
| Co-ordinates: | 33.632151°N 71.703288°E | |
| Result: | Submission of tribes | |
| Combatants | ||
| Punjab Frontire Force | Jowaki Afridi tribesmen | |
| Commanders | ||
| Brig Gen C.P.Keyes Brig Gen Ross |
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| Strength | ||
| Casualties | ||
"The Jowaki Afridis are a clan of the Adam Khel, who inhabit the country lying between the Kohat Pass and the river Indus.
(4) Expedition against the Jowaki Afridis under Colonel Mocatta in 1877. In that year the government proposed to reduce the Jowaki allowance for guarding the Kohat Pass, and the tribesmen resented this by cutting the telegraph wire and raiding into British territory. A force of 1500 troops penetrated their country in three columns, and did considerable damage by way of punishment."
Encyclopedia Britannica 11th Edition 1911
External Links
Wikipedia - North West Frontier Military History
NWF Expeditions
