"تقرير أعدّه سعادة الفريق أول اللورد رولينسون، لورد ترينت، القائد العام في الهند، بشأن العمليات العسكرية المصغرة التي قام بها سلاح جنوب فارس من نوفمبر ١٩١٩ إلى نوفمبر ١٩٢١" [و‎‎٢] (٦/٣)

-pT T.T. rt OPERATIONS.
No. 12127-1 (M.O.-l).
firms SJealiquatttrs, InlJti.
General Staff Branch
SIMLA
'IriifoL, the if April 1922 .
From
The COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF in INDIA,
To
The SECRETARY to the GOVERNMENT of INDIA,
ARMY DEPARTMENT. >
I have the honour to submit the following Report on Minor Operations
carried out bv the South Persia Rilles since 31st Octobei, 1J19.
This operation was entirely successful. Sheikh Hussein was killed and his son.
Sheikh Khayal, was wounded and later died of his wound. The enemy suffered
over 20 casualties, while the losses of the South Peisia Rifles v ere -
Killed—
4 Persian other ranks.
Wounded —
2 Persian officers.
9 Herman other ranks.
The tofangchis gave little or no assistance. This action had a most encourag-
ing effect on the whole of the South Persia Rifles, and greatly increased their
prestige throughout South Persia.
On the 22nd July, 1920, an operation was undertaken by a force* under the
command of Captain F. L. R. Munn, M.C.,
in co-operation with 250 tofangchis of the
Darya Begi (Governor of the Gulf Ports)
to seize or drive back into the Dashti hills
the hereditary Khan of Chakutah, by name
Sheikh Hussein, who was in the vicinity
•Captain F. L. R. Munn, M.C., Com
manding ;
2 Troops, 2nd Cavalry ;
100 Rilles, 1st Infantry ;
1 old Austrian £un (manned by volun
teers from 1st Infantry).
f Ahmadi (about 15 miles North-east of Bushire) with about 100 followers.