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Post date: 03/11/2015
Alternate Code & Name: 13
Fort Marshall was occupied between May & July 1879 by the 24th Regiment. There are 11 soldiers buried there, most dying
of wounds from the battle of Ulundi. The ramparts of the Fort and some graves are still visible. This Fort is located on the
Battlefield Route and a tourist feature.