Assumes Command at Dakka
Fowler arrives at Dakka and assumes command of the British-Indian force after concerns arise over the defensive position of the camp.
Role range: 1919-1919
Follow Charles Fowler through 4 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Fowler arrives at Dakka and assumes command of the British-Indian force after concerns arise over the defensive position of the camp.
Role range: 1919-1919
Fowler orders the Dakka camp moved westward and strengthens the surrounding defensive positions to reduce its exposure to Afghan attack.
Role range: 1919-1919
Fowler's troops secure the heights around Dakka and compel Afghan forces to withdraw, stabilizing the British position west of the Khyber.
Role range: 1919-1919
Fowler's force withstands Afghan artillery and infantry attacks at Dakka before mounting a counter-attack against the attacking troops.
Role range: 1919-1919
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