Gurkha Collection
"Gurkhas: Brave Warriors from the Hills of Nepal" The legacy of the Gurkhas dates back to their remarkable feats in various conflicts throughout history
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"Gurkhas: Brave Warriors from the Hills of Nepal" The legacy of the Gurkhas dates back to their remarkable feats in various conflicts throughout history. One such tale is that of Piper Findlater, a member of The Gordon Highlanders who earned the Victoria Cross at Dargai in 1897 during the Afghan War. His courage and determination exemplified the indomitable spirit of these fierce soldiers. During World War I, Gurkha soldiers played a crucial role on multiple fronts. Their unwavering loyalty and unmatched combat skills made them an invaluable asset to their British comrades. From storming German trenches to capturing enemy positions, they proved themselves time and again as formidable adversaries. In 1914-1918, amidst the chaos of war, an artist captured a poignant moment depicting first-line Gurkhas fearlessly advancing towards a German trench. This artwork symbolizes their relentless pursuit of victory despite facing unimaginable hardships. As conflict raged on, Gurkha warriors continued to demonstrate their bravery in subsequent wars. In Burma during 1944, a Bren Gunner from the 7th Gurkha Rifles showcased his unwavering resolve against all odds. Their storied history extends beyond World War I; even as early as 1891, we witness images of the 44th Gurkha Light Infantry leaving Shillong for Assam - ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. One notable regiment among many is The Sirmoor Rifles - also known as the 2nd Prince of Wales Own Gurkha Regiment - which has left an indelible mark on military history with its distinguished service. Not only skilled fighters but also masters at creating harmony through music; four brave Bagpipe Pipers adorned British Indian Army ranks during World War I. These musicians brought solace and inspiration amidst tumultuous times.