Contents
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2–3 |
Communication Lines |
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4–6 |
‘Shoppee’s Tower’: The Importance of a Nieuport Church Tower in October 1914 by Luc Vanacker |
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7–11 |
Lieutenant Colonel Herbert Gordon Carter, DSO, Pioneer Battalion Commander on the Western Front by William Westerman |
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12–15 |
The Dinwiddy Rangefinder and the Defence of London by Peter Hodgkinson |
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16–18 |
The Camera Returns (99) by Bob Grundy and Steve Wall |
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19–23 |
A Lieutenant at Fifteen by Dr Paul Harris |
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24–30 |
The Short Life and Demise of the 3rd Regiment, Canadian Mounted Rifles in 1915 by Gareth Jones |
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31–33 |
Brigadier General Gordon Strachey Shephard DSO, MC, Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur, MiD (1885–1918) by Trevor Lindley |
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34–41 |
A PoW who Made it to Switzerland – but not by Escaping: Private Sydney Smith’s War by Dr A D Chissel |
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Frank Richards and the Snake Expert by John Krijnen |
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43–48 |
Garrison Library |
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Belgium in the Great War by Jean-Michel Veranneman WWI Crusaders: A band of Yanks in German-occupied Belgium help save millions from starvation as civilians resist the hard German rule. August 1914 to May 1917. |
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Southern Thunder: The Royal Navy and the Scandinavian Trade in World War One by Steve R Dunn |
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World War I Remembered: Royal Marine Buglers and Musicians at War by John Ambler |
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Belgrade during the Great War: The City through the Eyes of Those who lived in it 1914-198 by Milos Brun |
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Armenian Genocide: The Great Crime of World War I by David Charlwood |
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Lessons from the Mud, 55th (West Lancashire) Division at the Third Battle of Ypres by Paul Knight |
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A Bradford Pal: from Mill Town to the Battlefields of France by John Broadhead |
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Keeping the Old Flag Flying: The World War I Memoir of Kenneth Basil Foyster - Canadian, Prisoner and Internee. |
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History of the Small Arms School Corps 1853-2017 by Richard Fisher |
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Jack Beresford: An Olympian at War by John Beresford |
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Archduke Ferdinand and the Era of Assassination by Lisa Traynor |
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