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British Battalions in France & Belgium, 1914 (Hardback)

Military WWI > By Year > 1914

By Ray Westlake
Imprint: Pen & Sword Military
Pages: 384
ISBN: 9780850525779
Published: 5th September 1997
Last Released: 1st August 2007

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The author has painstakingly compiled a comprehensive compendium of the exact movements of every regiment involved on the various battlefields in France and Flanders during World War One.

The book is still of crucial use and importance for research on the different location of Battalions. This is because the detail is much.  The format is clear and simple At the top of each Regiment is the order of Battle. For example underneath the Coldstream Guards it lists “Mons”, “Retreat from Mons”, ‘Marne 1914”, “Langemarck 1914” “Gheluvelt” “Nonne Bosschen” and “Givenchy, 1914”.  Then the battalions were listed underneath. Within this, are the action and movement for each month.

Jon Sandison

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The Armourer Magazine

This, like Ray's other books on the Somme, Gallipoli and the Western Front is, quite simply, indispensable. ... Five star plus.

Paul Nixon, Amazon Reviewer

About Ray Westlake

The late Ray Westlake was born in September, 1942 in London, and joined the Military Historical Society in 1968 and has recently completed twenty years as a member of its Committee. Recognised as an authority on badges and insignia, he was responsible in 1977 for publication of the first ever book dealing with metal shoulder titles. His second on the same subject is now regarded in collecting circles as the definitive work. A life-long study of the Auxiliary Forces also provided a number of standard reference works on the Volunteer and Territorial Forces of Great Britain. Ray Westlake was a member of the Western Front Association and lived in South Wales where he ran a mail order book service, which supplies books on all aspects of British military history. He contributed several hundred articles to militaria magazines and society journals. Previous books include: 'Military Shoulder Titles (Infantry - 1997), 'Kitchener's Army - A practical History (1989), The Territorial Force 1914 (1994), British Battalions on the Somme (1994) and British Regiments at Gallipoli (1996).

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