British Army 1914-18

This is the brief history of the 74th (Yeomanry) Division, a wartime division formed from dismounted Yeomanry units. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from when it assembled in Palestine in March 1917, through its campaigns in France and Flanders to the end of the war. I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 66th (2/1st East Lancashire) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from when it reassembled overseas in March 1917, through its campaigns in France and Flanders to the end of the war. I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 63rd (Naval) Division, a division mobilised from Naval ratings on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from when it was engaged overseas in the autumn of 1914, through its campaigns in Egypt, Gallipoli, France and Flanders, through to the end of the war. I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 62nd (2nd West Riding) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from when it went overseas in January 1917, through its campaigns in France and Flanders to the end of the war. I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 61st (2nd South Midland) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from when it went overseas in May 1916, through its campaigns in France and Flanders to the end of the war. I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.