Notes by the Way (Notices from the Editor)
Home Front (9): London: A birds-eye view of the Ministry of Munitions temporary Charing Cross Buildings in 1917 on the Savoy Gardens (Victoria Embankment)
On the Western Front: Soldiers' Stories from France & Flanders 1914-1918 by John Laffin
The War Office 'Old' and 'New' by P T Scott
- Inside the War Office: Previously unpublished photographs (11 pages) pp15-29
- Director of Graves Registration & Enquires - photos and facsimiles P T Scott (14 pages) pp29-43
The Staff of the BEF: The Myth? The Reality (11 pages) pp15-56
Divisions at Rest: Company Commanders, Course, Doullens 1917 by F A Baker
Garrison Library (First World War books reviewed)
- Echoes of the Great War. The Reverend Andrew Clark 1914-1919 by Rev. Andrew Clark
- Q Ships by Carson La Ritche
- From Mons to Messines and Beyond. The Great War Experiences of Sergeant Charles Arnold by Charles Arnold
- The Burgoyne Diaries by Gerald Achilles Burgoyne
- 'Don't be a Soldier!' The Radical Anti-War Movement in North London by Ken Weller
- The Kitchener Enigma by Trevor Boyle
- British Food Policy by L Margaret Barnet
- Great Uncle Fred's War, an illustrated diary 1917-1920 by Fred Mills
- The German Poets of the First World War by Patrick Bridgwater
- Winged Victory by V M Yeats
- Flying Corps Headquarters 1914-1918 by Maurice Baring
- The Onslaught: The German Drive to Stalingrad: documented in 150 unpublished colour photographs from the German Archive for Art and History forward by Max Hastings
- God of War by John Toland
- The Unknown Army. Mutinies in the British Army in World War I by Douglas Gill and Gloden Dallas
Communication Lines (Letters from the Editor)
Field Punishments
- Reply by A J Peacock to the ‘splenetic reply’ by P T Scott in ST!13
- John Terraine, the 50th Division and the failure to learn from the successes of the First World War in the Second
- Riots of Canadian Troops
- Glasgow Highlanders
Intelligence Summary
Roll of Honour - Seven veteran members remembered
- The Youngest killed
- Tunnels at Zonnebeke
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