Feb. 25, 2012 - King's African Rifles reunion brings veterans back in tribal dress. Veterans in present day soldiers of the King's African Rifles recently held a reunion at Maralal, bordering on the Northern Province, Kenya. Present was 80 years old Colonel T.O. Fitzgerald, a pioneer of the regiment since 1906, made commander of the 3rd King's African Rifles in 1915. Picture Shows: Colonel T.O. Fitzgerald with some other veterans of the K.A.R.'s who came back for the reunion in their Samburu tribal dress. On left is Capt. R.A. Cobbing of the 3rd K.A.R.'s. (Pic issued December, 1958)
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Feb. 25, 2012 - King’s African Rifles reunion brings veterans back in tribal dress. Veterans in present day soldiers of the King’s African Rifles recently held a reunion at Maralal, bordering on the Northern Province, Kenya. Present was 80 years old Colonel T.O. Fitzgerald, a pioneer of the regiment since 1906, made commander of the 3rd King’s African Rifles in 1915. Picture Shows: Colonel T.O. Fitzgerald with some other veterans of the K.A.R.’s who came back for the reunion in their Samburu tribal dress. On left is Capt. R.A. Cobbing of the 3rd K.A.R.’s. (Pic issued December, 1958) (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)
