Sandhurst Trust Members are invited to attend a RMAS talk to be held on Monday 26th October in Churchill Hall.

Subject: The Battle of Isandlwana (The Day of the Dead Moon)
Speaker: Douglas Rattray

Talk
Douglas Rattray presents a powerful and immersive account of the Battle of Isandlwana - one of the most dramatic and devastating encounters of the Anglo-Zulu War. Continuing the storytelling tradition established by his father, David Rattray, Douglas brings to life the human experience of the battlefield: the decisions, the courage, the confusion, and the profound cost of conflict.  Note - this talk is an RMAS OCdt activity to which Sandhurst Trust members have been afforded attendance.

Programme
13:45 -  Arrival and parking
14:00 - 15:00 Talk in Churchill Hall
15:15 - Guests depart 

Tickets
There is no charge for tickets, members are welcome to bring one guest. Ticket allocation will close at 23:59 on Sunday 25th October 2026.

Dress
RMAS appropriate

Are there ID requirements to enter the event?
Entry to RMAS is via either gate, based on a nominal roll provided by the Trust, we will not be sending out hard copy tickets. You will need to bring photographic ID with you such as driving licence or passport (not a photo of the ID on your phone). If you are being driven by someone not attending the event we will need to know the name of your driver in advance so that their name can be added to the nominal roll at the gate, they too will require photo ID

Taxis
If you are travelling by taxi please use one of the taxi companies listed below as they have security cleared drivers. All other taxis will be required to drop you at the gate. You are strongly advised to book in advance as there are only a limited number of security cleared drivers in each company.
Forces Cars 07739 507577 or 01276 22444 (operates from within RMAS)
Academy Cars 01276 686667
Ambassador Cars 01276 28000
A2B Taxis 01276 64488
B&K Taxis 07866 126621
Five Sixes Taxis 01276 66666

Parking
Parking will be on Churchill Square.