The British infantry regiments of 1914-1918
…except those in Ireland, also had two or more battalions of the Territorial Force. All raised battalions for Lord Kitchener’s New Armies and some also raised miscellaneous training and labouring…
Researching soldiers of the British Army in the Great War of 1914-1918
Researching soldiers of the British Army in the Great War of 1914-1918
…except those in Ireland, also had two or more battalions of the Territorial Force. All raised battalions for Lord Kitchener’s New Armies and some also raised miscellaneous training and labouring…
…Egypt and training recommenced. Thereafter the Division fought in many of the major actions of the war, including: 1915 3 February 1915: two battalions involved in defending against Turkish attack…
…1918. 3/1st Formed as a Third-Line training unit in 1915. Remained in United Kingdom until until absorbed by 5th Reserve Cavalry Regiment in early 1917. Books . Links Other regiments…
…with the artillery going to Chamblain Chatelain (“Charlie Chaplin”) and Therouanne. Intensive training commenced. Thereafter the Division took part in the following major engagements: The Battle of Albert* in which…
…Converted into a cyclist unit in July 1916. 3/1st Formed as a Third-Line training unit in 1915. Remained in United Kingdom until until absorbed by 4th Reserve Cavalry Regiment in…
…July 1916 : converted into a Cyclist unit. 3/1st Formed as a Third-Line training unit in 1915. Remained in United Kingdom until absorbed into 4th Reserve Cavalry Regiment in early…
…when moved to Ireland. Converted into a cyclist unit in September 1917. All fit men were sent as drafts to France in March 1918. 3/1st Formed as a Third-Line training…
…Third-Line training unit in 1915. Remained in United Kingdom until until disbanded in early 1917. Troops dispersed to 2/1st Regiment and some to 4th Reserve Battalion of the Buffs (East…
…Cyclist unit. 3/1st Formed as a Third-Line training unit in 1915. Remained in United Kingdom until July 1917, when absorbed into 3rd Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Books Links Other regiments of…
…the opening attack, unsuppressed German artillery effectively barred no man’s land to British reserves. Those troops that did get into enemy lines were cut off, with no way for reinforcements…