Natal Mounted Police

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The Natal Mounted Police was a colonial paramilitary and policing force in the British colony of Natal, active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and noted for its role in regional conflicts such as the Anglo-Zulu and Anglo-Boer wars.

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Natal Mounted Police canonical 1
Natal Police 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial police force
mounted police force
paramilitary organization
allegiance British Empire
conflict Anglo-Boer War
linked to: Second Boer War

Anglo-Zulu War
Bhambatha Rebellion
Second Anglo-Boer War
linked to: Second Boer War
country Colony of Natal
dissolved 1913
duty escorting convoys
intelligence gathering
patrolling rural districts
protecting settlers
suppression of uprisings
garrison various posts along the Natal frontier
hasPart Natal Police
headquartersLocation Pietermaritzburg
historicalPeriod British colonial era in South Africa
inception 1874
languageOfWorkOrName English
location Natal
South Africa
notableCommander Major John Dartnell
notableEvent Battle of Isandlwana
linked to: Isandlwana

Relief of Ladysmith
linked to: Siege of Ladysmith

operations along the Natal-Zululand border
operatedIn early 20th century
late 19th century
partOf Natal colonial administration
linked to: Natal Colony
recruitedFrom European settlers in Natal
local African auxiliaries
replacedBy South African Police
role border patrol
internal security
law enforcement
military scouting
serviceBranch colonial police
significantFor development of mounted policing in South Africa
participation in regional colonial wars
subordinateTo Natal colonial government
uniform blue patrol dress
khaki field dress
uses carbines
horses
lances
revolvers

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Battle of Laing's Nek involvedUnit Natal Mounted Police
Natal Mounted Police hasPart Natal Police
linked to: Natal Mounted Police