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Publisher's Note 6 Foreword: Lieutenant John Kipling 7 Introduction 9
1915 Loos and the First Autumn 15 Loos The Hohenzollern and Trench Work A Raid A Rest and Laventie
1916 The Salient and the Somme 55 The Salient for the First Time After Hooge The Raid of the 2nd July The Somme Ginchy Mud-fighting on the Somme
1917 Rancourt to Bourlon Wood 111 The German Withdrawal Fatigues on the Somme Third Ypres and Boesinghe Bourlon Wood
1918 Arras to the End 163 Vieux-Berquin Commanding Officers: 2nd Battalion 194 Appendix A Officers: Killed in Action or Died of Wounds - Wounded in Action - Missing - Rewards 195 Appendix B Rewards to Officers of the First and Second Battalions: Extracts from the London Gazette 199 Appendix C W.O.s, N.C.O.s and Men Killed in Action or Died of Wounds or Disease 205 Appendix D W.O.s, N.C.O.s and Men: First and Second Battalions - Rewards 213 Index 217
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Add Irish Guards in the Great War : The Second Battalion, First published in 1923, Kipling's little-known masterpiece is an utterly individual contribution to the art of regimental history. In August 1914 Kipling's son John, not yet seventeen, volunteered for a commission in the Army, but being under age and wit, Irish Guards in the Great War : The Second Battalion to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Irish Guards in the Great War : The Second Battalion, First published in 1923, Kipling's little-known masterpiece is an utterly individual contribution to the art of regimental history. In August 1914 Kipling's son John, not yet seventeen, volunteered for a commission in the Army, but being under age and wit, Irish Guards in the Great War : The Second Battalion to your collection on WonderClub |