In 1879, thousands of Zulu warriors attacked 150 British soldiers. The Battle of Rorke's Drift ended after 12 hours and the tiny garrison survived

At Rorke's Drift, a valiant group of British soldiers held their ground for an incredible twelve hours against a fierce onslaught of Zulu warriors, resulting from the crushing defeat at Isandlwana. They cleverly built temporary defenses to withstand relentless attacks, and their extraordinary courage was honored with eleven Victoria Crosses, solidifying this battle as a legendary tale of resilience in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.