Stand To! No.131 August 2023
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Contents |
Page |
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Editor’s Introduction |
2 |
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AIF Machine Gun Tactics – Bullecourt 1917 by Greg O’Reilly |
2–9 |
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The Camera Returns (112) by Bob Grundy and Steve Wall |
10–11 |
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Success and Failure XIII Corps and VIII Corps 1 July 1916: An artillery perspective by Richard Smith |
12-19 |
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A Coalition of Dissenting Voices: The significance of dissent and opposition on the home front during the First World War by Christopher Price |
20-25 |
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Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett: America’s best senior commander of the Great War by David Zabecki |
26-31 |
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Budding Bairnsfather, Blighty Magazine and Cheery Tommy Atkins by Robert St.John Smith |
32-36 |
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Sharing the Burden: Arguments relating to the taking over of more frontline by the British from the French. Some examples from the early stages of the war by James Benn |
37-42 |
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The Winning and Losing of the Great War at Sea and the Feeding of Nations by Thomas Scotland |
43-48 |
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‘I will always cherish the kindly thoughts’ Salford’s Civic Reception for Ex–Servicemen in 1920 by Steven Illingworth |
49-51 |
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Garrison Library : WWI Book Reviews |
52-56 |
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