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* [[History of Egypt under the British|British occupation of Egypt]]
* [[Mahdist War|British intervention in Sudan]]
* End of The Khedivate Somali Coast
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==British military innovations==
=== Railway ===
During the buildup to the [[Battle of Tell El Kebir|battle at Tell El Kebir]] the specially raised 8th Railway Company RE operated trains carrying stores and troops, as well as repairing track. On the day of the battle (13 September) they ran a train into [[Tell El Kebir]] station between 8 and 9 am and "found it completely blocked with trains, full of the enemy's ammunition: the line strewn with dead and wounded, and our own soldiers swarming over the place almost mad for want of water" (extract from Captain
=== Telegraph ===
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