New to the Long, Long Trail: article on the British base at Le Havre and Harfleur
Readers may find this article on the primary British and Commonwealth base at Le Havre and Harfleur to be of interest.
Readers may find this article on the primary British and Commonwealth base at Le Havre and Harfleur to be of interest.
I have begun to add a series of video tutorials to the Long, Long Trail, to help in your research of British and Commonwealth soldiers of the First World War. See Videos
During 1917 the various Yeomanry units that were in training at home underwent a considerable reorganisation. See full details at Reorganisation of Yeomanry at home, 1917
Details of Fauquissart and its place in the history of the Great War has now been added to the Long, Long Trail’s gazetteer of the Western Front: Fauquissart
A chronology or timeline of the principal events of the Great War has been added to the Long, Long Trail. It covers, month by month, the period from August 1914 to November 1918. See Chronology…
Latest addition to the Long, Long Trail is in the “Gazetteer of the Western Front” section and is about the village of Travecy, which saw an epic last-stand battle on 21 March 1918 Travecy
Please note that I have taken the Long, Long Trail’s own forum offline for some technical development work. This may take me a while as it is a fundamental change to the underlying technology. Meanwhile…
What does “Who do you think you are?” magazine have to say about the Long, Long Trail this month? The Long, Long Trail This is the premier website for information on the British Army during…
Visitors to this site will find a new item in the main (black) menu that runs across the top of each page. This takes you into a discussion forum space. Please have a play with…
I have this morning added the first of what I hope to develop into a whole series of audio battlefield tours. One day walking tour of Ypres To hear the audio, click on each of…