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The tirailleurs malgaches were a corps of French colonial infantry established in Madagascar.
Tirailleurs malgaches with a French officer circa 1900.
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followed by five others in 1916. Like their Tirailleurs indochinois counterparts the Tirailleursmalgaches battalions were initially employed behind the...
The Senegalese Tirailleurs (French: Tirailleurs Sénégalais) were a corps of colonial infantry in the French Army. They were initially recruited from Senegal...
(1939–45), tirailleurs were recruited from the Maghreb (Algerian, Moroccans, and Tunisians), from French West Africa and Madagascar (Tirailleursmalgaches). Regiments...
between November and March. In some cases troops, particularly tirailleursmalgaches (from Madagascar), were able to remain in the field all year round...
key French plantations were located. Furthermore, a unit of the TirailleursMalgaches (Malagasy colonial troops) mutinied at Diego-Suarez and defected...
RMM at Mevatanana One company of the Bataillon de tirailleursmalgaches (BTM – Malagasy Tirailleurs Battalion) at Fianarantsoa South of the island Other...
designated as Tirailleurs sénégalais, Tirailleursmalgaches, Tirailleurs indochinois, etc. according to the name of the colony of origin. Tirailleurs sénégalais...
Ariège, the 16th Senegalese Tirailleurs Regiment, the 22nd Colonial Infantry Regiment and the 30th Senegalese Tirailleurs March Battalion. He took part...
as a Merina king and received a wooden zebu sculpture from the tirailleursmalgaches (Malagasy soldiers) stranded in France after the British invasion...
September 1904 and promoted Colonel on 21 December. He joined the 1st TirailleursMalgaches Regiment on 17 January 1905 and the 7th Colonial Infantry Regiment...
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