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Proper refences? Proof that the Zulu's recovered faster than other tribes?

[edit] 50 miles in a day

One part of the article states that the soldiers were trained to cover 50 miles in one day. Further down, the article states that this is untrue, and they could probably cover around 25. Which is it? Marksman45 10:30, 13 April 2006 (UTC)

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Talk:Impi

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[edit] 50 miles in a day

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