Early on 1 September 1914, the Germans surprised 1st Cavalry
Brigade harboring in the little town of Ne'ry. Their initial
bombardment caused chaos and destruction and the British took time
to organize themselves. The actions of two batteries of the Royal
Horse Artillery were eventually so successful that even today there
is a battery known as Ne'ry Battery RHA. The Queen's Bay's a
cavalry regiment, charged in classic style and the Germans, who
mistakenly thought they were out numbered, withdrew with heavy
casualties.Of the three VCs, two were posthumous.While a small
engagement by later Great War standards, Ne'ry is a classic case
study of an artillery duel and cavalry action.
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