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Publicado por Naval and Military Press, 2009
ISBN 10: 1843422646ISBN 13: 9781843422648
Librería: Naval and Military Press Ltd, Uckfield, Reino Unido
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2002. N & M reprint (original pub 1923). SB. xv + 272pp with 27 maps and 22 b/w photosPublished Price £22 The 12th Division was formed in August 1914, one of Kitchenerâs First New Army divisions and consisting of men from the Eastern and Home counties. It arrived in France in June 1915 and on 23rd of that month it moved into the line in the âPlugstreetâ-Armentieres sector. During July it suffered 502 casualties doing no more than occupying front line trenches. Its first major battle was Loos in which its GOC (Maj-Gen Wing) was killed and casualties numbered 3,354. Between February and April 1916 it spent ten weeks in the line in the Hohenzollern Craters sector - mining, counter-mining, crater fighting, bombing and hand-to-hand fighting in dreadful conditions, all at a cost of 4,020 casualties. It fought on the Somme from 3rd July and in other battles till it finally left the Somme on 19th October 1916, by which time the casualty lists totalled 10, 941. It took part in the battles of Arras and Cambrai but was not involved in Third Ypres, one of the few British divisions not to be sucked into that fearsome campaign. By the end of the war casualties totalled 48,143; six VCs were awarded and 3,000 other honours and awards.This history is written by one of the divisional chaplains (Brumwell) and has been edited by Arthur Scott who for 21/2 years was the divisional commander. It is a record of a division which never claimed elite or âcrackâ status but one that proved its dogged spirit and reliability on more than one occasion. The history is based essentially on the war diaries of all units of the division, on notes from senior officers on important actions, and on personal reminiscences, diaries etc. The appendices include a most detailed order of battle which lists the succession of commanders and staff down to grade 3 level and unit COs - in fact one of the most comprehensive command and staff lists of any divisional history.
Publicado por Nisbet & Co. Ltd, 1923
Librería: Recycle Bookstore, San Jose, CA, Estados Unidos de America
Hardcover. Condición: Good. Yellow cloth. Corners are bumped with modest wear, light toning to spine with a few tiny silverfish marks, modest rubbing to covers, period bookplate and name in ink and bookstore stamp on front endpapers. otherwise a nice, presentable and solid copy. Photos on request. Near very good.
Publicado por Naval & Military Press, 2009
ISBN 10: 1843422646ISBN 13: 9781843422648
Librería: Ria Christie Collections, Uxbridge, Reino Unido
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Publicado por Naval & Military Press 2002-08, 2002
ISBN 10: 1843422646ISBN 13: 9781843422648
Librería: Chiron Media, Wallingford, Reino Unido
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PF. Condición: New.
Publicado por Naval & Military Press, 2006
ISBN 10: 1847341721ISBN 13: 9781847341723
Librería: Naval and Military Press Ltd, Uckfield, Reino Unido
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2002. N & M reprint (original pub 1923). HB. xv + 272pp with 27 maps and 22 b/w photos The 12th Division was formed in August 1914, one of Kitchenerâs First New Army divisions and consisting of men from the Eastern and Home counties. It arrived in France in June 1915 and on 23rd of that month it moved into the line in the âPlugstreetâ-Armentieres sector. During July it suffered 502 casualties doing no more than occupying front line trenches. Its first major battle was Loos in which its GOC (Maj-Gen Wing) was killed and casualties numbered 3,354. Between February and April 1916 it spent ten weeks in the line in the Hohenzollern Craters sector - mining, counter-mining, crater fighting, bombing and hand-to-hand fighting in dreadful conditions, all at a cost of 4,020 casualties. It fought on the Somme from 3rd July and in other battles till it finally left the Somme on 19th October 1916, by which time the casualty lists totalled 10, 941. It took part in the battles of Arras and Cambrai but was not involved in Third Ypres, one of the few British divisions not to be sucked into that fearsome campaign. By the end of the war casualties totalled 48,143; six VCs were awarded and 3,000 other honours and awards.This history is written by one of the divisional chaplains (Brumwell) and has been edited by Arthur Scott who for 21/2 years was the divisional commander. It is a record of a division which never claimed elite or âcrackâ status but one that proved its dogged spirit and reliability on more than one occasion. The history is based essentially on the war diaries of all units of the division, on notes from senior officers on important actions, and on personal reminiscences, diaries etc. The appendices include a most detailed order of battle which lists the succession of commanders and staff down to grade 3 level and unit COs - in fact one of the most comprehensive command and staff lists of any divisional history.
Publicado por London Nisbet, 1923
Librería: Virginia Bank Books., ACLE, Norfolk, NOR, Reino Unido
(9104) Hardback. 272 pages. B.w. illustrations. Maps - some fold-out. V.g. in orange cloth with black lettering and lines and ace of spades motif on front board and black lettering to spine. Foxing to edge of textblock. No inscriptions. No d.w. A tight sound clean copy.
Publicado por Naval & Military Press, 2009
ISBN 10: 1843422646ISBN 13: 9781843422648
Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, Alemania
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Publicado por Naval & Military Press, 2002
ISBN 10: 1843422646ISBN 13: 9781843422648
Librería: moluna, Greven, Alemania
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