Order of Battle Records of British Army in WWI (reprinted from 1935 to 1945) By Major A F Becke
The Orders of Battle are lists of military units that show the structure of command for a particular battle. An Order of Battle is compiled in order of seniority to provide a comprehensive list of every single unit to take part in a particular battle. Starting with the most senior commander the listing continues according to the structure of the British Army at the time, with the fighting troops and supporting troops grouped under headings of corps, division, brigade, battalion, company, squadron, depot, unit or hospital.
This publication was compiled in four volumes by Major A F Becke
Outlines every Division serving in the British Army during The Great War order of Battle records
- Pt. 1. The regular British divisions
- Pt. 2A. The territorial force mounted divisions and the 1st-line territorial force divisions (42-56)
- Pt. 2B. The 2nd-line territorial force divisions (57th-69th) with the home-service divisions (71st-73rd) and 74th and 75th divisions
- Pt. 3A. New army divisions (9-26)
- Pt. 3B. New army divisions (30-41); and 63rd (R.N.) division
- Pt. 4. The Army Council, G.H.Q.s, armies and corps 1914-1918.
4 part Volume Set
Hard Cover Set except Vo1 1 which is a Soft Cover
