Zulu - Men of Harlech - Original Soundtrack By John Barry

May God Bless and keep Ivor Emmanuel & Colour Sargent Bourne!!
WELSHMEN WILL NOT YIELD

much can be gained from warfare, you are simply to blind to see it.

tell that to the dead

So much gained so much lost...

The British Army Never surrenders... Brave Welshman Then and at Harlech Castle...

oh my  word.....this is just fantastic music

Yes, yes....agreed!

These troops were from B company, 2nd Battalion 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot.
The regiment was renamed the South Wales Borderers during a military re-organisation in 1881 and was largely made up of men from the industrial towns of central, West England. Though there was a substantial minority of Welshmen in the company.
There was also a small detachment of the no.5 Field Company, Royal Engineers under Lieutenant John Chard.

@thebigJM92

what a condescending reply.. just tell me how can you have a substantial minority....

Condescending???
Well take it as you like but i think i merely laid out the facts.
A substantial minority, a large minority. That is, not the majority but still quite a large amount. So anywhere between roughly 20 and 49% of the total.