The fighting continues, however, the British forces on the frontier being commanded by Gen. Sir Arthur Barrett. The aeroplanes attached to the Anglo-Indian forces bomb both Jalalabad and Kabul. After much procrastination a peace conference is opened at Rawalpindi on July 26, Sir Hamilton Grant representing the Indian government and Sardar Ali Ahmad Khan representing the amir.
The hostilities persist, but British forces on the border, led by Gen. Sir Arthur Barrett, are in command. The aircraft attached to the Anglo-Indian forces bombard both Jalalabad and Kabul. After considerable delay, a peace conference is convened at Rawalpindi on July 26, with Sir Hamilton Grant representing the Indian government and Sardar Ali Ahmad Khan representing the amir.