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| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: HELLES LANDING: GALLIPOLI A Battleground Guide by Huw & Jill Rodge describing the actions by the British 29 Division on those fateful days of the 25/26 April, 1915. Using graphic eye witness accounts, contemporary sketches, maps & photos, the book brings alive the courage of the battalions involved, including the story of the SS River Clyde at V Beach, & the heroic actions of fifteen men who were awarded the Victoria Cross. A full tour is described, together with battlefield walks relating to each of the five beaches, plus locations of Memorials & Cemeteries.2003, Pen & Sword, , 1844150097,< D-01>,160pp, numerous ills & maps, New in card cover, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 31825-01..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: HINDENBURG LINE: CAMBRAI A WWI Battlefield guide by Jack Horsfall & Nigel Cave. Cambrai is hard by the Somme Battlefield & was the scene of fierce fighting, the British employing tanks, in November, 1917. Following German counter attacks, the line was again assaulted by New zealand Divisions in 19181999, Leo Cooper, , 0850526329,< D-01>,176pp, ills, maps, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 28734-03..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: HINDENBURG LINE: EPEHY A WWI Battlefield guide by K W Mitchinson. The village of Epehy gave its name to one of the most important battles of 1918. Evacuated by the Germans during their retreat to the Hindenburg Line, the ruins were occupied by British Forces until the German offensive. They were recaptured in some of the bloodiest engagements of the Great War in September 1918.1998, Leo Cooper, , 0850526272,< D-01>,144pp, ills, maps, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 27743-02..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: HINDENBURG LINE: ST QUENTIN A WWI Battlefield Guide by Helen McPhail and Philip Guest. At least 8 divisions, 23 brigades, 74 battalions and an enormous number of men fought through the fields and villages around the city of St. Quentin. This book gives the details of positions, redoubts, attacks & lines of advance and retreat2000, Pen & Sword, , 0850527899,< D-01>,c160pp, ills, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 29882-02..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: ITALY: ASIAGO PLATEAU A WWI Battlefield Guide by Francis Mackay. The Austro-Hungarian attack on the Allied front line on the Asiago Plateau 40 miles north of Venice on 15/16 June, 1918. The Allies, Britain, France & Italy, were subjected to a massive attack from the Adge Valley to the Adriatic - it ultimately failed but the British 23rd & 48th Divisions saw heavy fighting2000, Pen & Sword, , 0850527597,< D-01>,176pp, ills map, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 30832-01..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: SOMME: BAZENTIN RIDGE A WW1 Battlefield Guide by Nigel Cave. The book covers the action of 14-17 July, 1916 when the Leicestershire, Devonshire & Border Regiments were involved in fierce, close quarters combat. They made a dawn attack from Mametz Wood/Caterpillar Valley to capture the Bazentins & prepare for a forward assault on the strongly fortified German positions in High Wood2001, Pen & Sword, , 0850527821,< D-01>,192pp, ills map, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 30833-01..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: SOMME: FLERS & GUEUDECOURT A WW1 Battlefield Guide by Trevor Pidgeon. The Battle of Flers-Courcelette opened on 15th September, 1916 & marked the first appearance of tracked armour on the battlefield - the tank. 36 steel monsters attacked the barbed wire, trenches & machine guns but their use must not overshadow the sacrifices made by ordinary infantry, artillery & airmen2002, Pen & Sword, , 0850527783,< D-01>,144pp, ills, maps, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 30830-02..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: SOMME: GUILLEMONT A WWI Battlefield guide by Michael Stedman. For 9 weeks in July, August & September, 1916 the German held village of Guillemont withstood all that the British Army could throw against it's fortifications. By the time it fell to the 20th Division it's notoriety was assured1998, Leo Cooper, , 0850525918,< D-01>,160pp, ills, maps, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 28730-02..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: SOMME: LA BOISSELLE A WWI Battlefield guide by Michael Stedman. Based on national and local archives, personal recollections, British & German unit histories, supported by photos and maps.1998, Leo Cooper, , 0850525403,< D-01>,190pp, ills, maps, new, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 25247-02..............................£9.95 |
| BATTLEGROUND EUROPE: SOMME: MAMETZ WOOD A WWI battlefield guide by Michael Renshaw. Mametz wood covers the area where the struggles of Summer, 1916 were considered vital to the overall success of the Battle of the Somme. It had to be taken before the next stage of the battle coyuld proceed & it was to cost much blood, especially of the Welsh Battalions who fought there1998, Leo Cooper, , 0850526647,< D-01>,176pp, ills, maps, New, , CARDSubject...World War I - GeneralWeb No. 28731-02..............................£9.95 |
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