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== Chronology ==
== Chronology ==
*'''1894''' raised as the local militia in the North Waziristan Agency
*'''1894''' raised as the local militia in the North Waziristan Agency
 
==Also see==
*[[Frontier Corps‎]]
== External links ==
== External links ==
*[https://legionmagazine.com/en/2002/11/scouting-on-the-afghan-frontier/ "Scouting On The Afghan Frontier"] by Leonard Richards November 1, 2002 ''Legion Magazine'', Canada. Memories of 1944-46 . The author was with the Tochi Scouts  at Dosalli Post and later with the Zhob Militia in Baluchistan, at Left wing’s headquarters  at Sambaza, and Fort Sandeman, the headquarters.
*[https://legionmagazine.com/en/2002/11/scouting-on-the-afghan-frontier/ "Scouting On The Afghan Frontier"] by Leonard Richards November 1, 2002 ''Legion Magazine'', Canada. Memories of 1944-46 . The author was with the Tochi Scouts  at Dosalli Post and later with the Zhob Militia in Baluchistan, at Left wing’s headquarters  at Sambaza, and Fort Sandeman, the headquarters.

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Chronology

  • 1894 raised as the local militia in the North Waziristan Agency

Also see

External links

  • "Scouting On The Afghan Frontier" by Leonard Richards November 1, 2002 Legion Magazine, Canada. Memories of 1944-46 . The author was with the Tochi Scouts at Dosalli Post and later with the Zhob Militia in Baluchistan, at Left wing’s headquarters at Sambaza, and Fort Sandeman, the headquarters.

Historical books online

Full Moon At Miranshah: A Military Historian Journal, 2012 by Major Aamir Mushtaq Cheema. The story of writing the history of the Tochi Scouts May-Secember 2012. Archive.org.