gunners or drivers by the gunners and drivers for the award of the Victoria Cross. The men from Q Battery awarded the Victoria Cross were: Major Edmund Phipps-Hornby, Sergeant Charles E. H. Parker, Gunner Isaac Lodge, and Driver Horace Henry Glasock. Q Battery was officially granted the Honour Title "Sanna's Post" on 18 October 1926 in commemoration of this action. As of 2015, it continues to serve as Q (Sanna's Post) Battery in 5th Regiment Royal Artillery. Field Marshal Lord Roberts also awarded the Victoria Cross to Lieutenant Francis Aylmer Maxwell who voluntarily made five incursions into open terrain under heavy rifle fire to recover two guns and three limbers, one of which was dragged back by hand by himself, another officer and some gunners. Lieutenant Maxwell also attempted to save the third gun from capture, remaining with it until the proximity of the enemy made further efforts impossible. Lieutenant Maxwell's orderly, Sowar Dost Muhammed Khan of the 18th Bengal Lancers, was awarded the 3rd Class Order of Merit for his gallant actions in support of Lieutenant Maxwell under heavy fire at Sanna’s Post. See also Military history of South Africa References Bibliography External links Battles of the Second Boer War Battles involving the United Kingdom Conflicts in 1900 1900 in South Africa March 1900 events