Total Troops Amounted to 8350 Peoples

Then the British began to blockade Java and at the same time Bataaf lost two of their remaining three warships. Namely Hertog van Brunswijck and Dolfin during a duel with the British frigates HMS Arrogant and HMS Orpheus in April. The defeat with a large number of victims made the European population in Batavia angry. Although the British had carried out attacks on the Karawang river and rice warehouses in Tanjung Pakis, they could not blockade it any longer. Ball finally left on November 12, 1800 after exchanging prisoners with the van Overstraten, Java safe… for the time being.

Eerste Luitenant Kwartiermeester F. Exler

Dr. Han himself admitted that he was lucky to get the result. Because trials like this have to go through thousands of experiments before the required data is reached. At that time Han managed to get the right way. The helmet’s durability test used US Army inspection standards and the prototype helmet passed with ease. Next the helmet is named Bangtan Helmets. Han made some of them and showed them to Commander Kim (Possibly Kim Jong Hwan, Commander 제3야전군 [Jesam Ya Jeongun / Third Army] and later 대한민국 합동참모본부 [Daehanmingug Habdongchammobonbu / Joint Armed Forces Staff]) at Cheong Wa Dai. There Oh told Han to put thelibbymuseum.org Bangtan Helmets in the yard for the jeep to run over. The helmet does not shatter when run over. The only way for Kasunanan troops to be useful is to place European officers. At the very least, France hoped to take advantage of the tiny Javanese horses. Where in a tight formation accompanied by war cries, Kasunanan troops can attack the enemy. But predictably, the troops will be confused when the opposing infantry starts shooting. As a result, confusion will overtake them. There is something unique about Blakiston’s testimony here. The chronicler stated that Blakiston encountered a sergeant. There are two possibilities here. Either the sergeant here is the rank of sergeant or the Sergeant is capitaine B. Sergeant, du Four’s subordinate officer which the author misinterprets. The atmosphere of the battle between the Kasunanan troops and the British and the condition of the troops had been alluded to by the British! The following is the testimony contained in the Madras Engineer’s military history book: