Battalion size. I know how many troops could be mobilised etc and the reserves etc but I woul...
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Battalion size. I know how many troops could be mobilised etc and the reserves etc but I would like to know the size of the core- the professionals who each year took Aug 15, 2013 · How many troops were there in General von Kluck's 1st Army thanks Billy Aug 17, 2016 · Oh dear! I am sure I used to have a reference for this, but can I find it? Other things being equal - if they ever were - what length of the Western Front was a British division tasked to hold - or come to that a Battalion or a Brigade? I am guessing about 1,000 yards / battalion, or rather more Sep 22, 2007 · Some basic questions, but I can’t seem to find the answers!! What was the smallest unit in the British Army called during WW1? Did they have sections? What about platoons? What size were these? Or did they vary from regiment to regiment? What were the smallest units in the ASC called and what siz Aug 6, 2003 · I have the following information regarding 'Cloth Formation Insignia': Major John Waring's Identification Pamphlet for WWI. This seems to have a been a normal, non-specialized platoo Jan 29, 2018 · I have seen and read various differing definitions of a "typical" British infantry platoon during the summer of 1916 on the Somme. Another member of the forum has a tag-line referring to Grave's statement about being proud to be a member of a regiment. Would I be far off the mark if I noted - 1 officer (Lieut or Second Lieut) 1 Sergeant Platoon split onto 4 sections each led by a Corpl (and possibly a Lance Corpl) a Mar 1, 2012 · Hi Can any one tell me what was the size of the professional , standing, army of the Germany Empire (Prussia and the Kingdoms and Sates) in 1914. at today's (RS) march-past) commentators refer to regimental groups. They are shown, with a re Aug 25, 2004 · Hi, As I'm a complete novice at all the terminology etc, (despite having a grandfather and great grandfather having served in the British army), could someone give me an indication of how big (in terms of numbers of men) a battalion would be during WW1? Thanks, Liz Aug 31, 2009 · Could someone, please, explain (in a very, very simple way!) the structure of the British Army during WW1? I’ve read many websites, including “The Long, Long Trail”, but, while very good and informative, all seem to expect some existing knowledge and understanding of the structure – and I don’t h Nov 9, 2008 · I notice that when discussing groups (e. 48 men in total. And yet, I rarely (if at all) see instances of a regiment fight Oct 31, 2011 · Lt T Floyd (2/5 LF, From Messines to 3rd Ypres) describes his platoon at Ypres as consisting of a sergeant, a corporal, a Bombing Section of 8 men, 13 Riflemen, 11 Rifle Grenade men and 2 Lewis Gun sections of 7 men each. Aug 25, 2004 · Hi, As I'm a complete novice at all the terminology etc, (despite having a grandfather and great grandfather having served in the British army), could someone give me an indication of how big (in terms of numbers of men) a battalion would be during WW1? Thanks, Liz Aug 31, 2009 · Could someone, please, explain (in a very, very simple way!) the structure of the British Army during WW1? I’ve read many websites, including “The Long, Long Trail”, but, while very good and informative, all seem to expect some existing knowledge and understanding of the structure – and I don’t h Nov 9, 2008 · I notice that when discussing groups (e. g. They are shown, with a re. It is a Military Heraldry Society publication which has now been long out of print. Details of British, Australian and Canadian insignia are given.
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