British Army


Defeat Into Victory: Battling Japan in Burma and India, 1942-1945
Certain Death in Sierra Leone: The SAS and Operation Barras 2000 (Raid, 10)
In the Eye of the Storm : Commanding the Desert Rats in the Gulf War
Quartered Safe Out Here: A Harrowing Tale of World War II
Hero of the Empire: The Boer War, a Daring Escape, and the Making of Winston Churchill
KANDAK: Fighting with Afghans
The Traitor's Wife
British Infantry Uniforms Since 1660
British Infantry Equipments, 1908-80
Marlborough's Army 1702-11 (Osprey Men-At-Arms #97)
The Junior Officers' Reading Club: Killing Time And Fighting Wars
Apache: Inside the Cockpit of the World's Most Deadly Fighting Machine
Standards, Guidons and Colours of the Household Division, 1660-1973
The British Army in the 1980s (Elite, 14)
Fusiliers: Eight Years with the Redcoats in America
Bravo Two Zero - The True Story Of An SAS Patrol Behind Enemy... by Andy McNabWho Dares Wins by Tony GeraghtyJoker by Pete ScholeyRogue Heroes by Ben MacintyreDead Centre by Owen  Jones
SAS - Special Air Service
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Nigel Seed
The losses in the Dervish ranks were horrendous as whole families and tribal groups were wiped out. No European army would have dreamed of facing such a wall of fire, but still they came on.
Nigel Seed, No Road to Khartoum

Many who read this, especially in these peaceful times, may suppose this was a cruel and unnecessary severity under the dreadful and harassing circumstances of that retreat; but I, who was there, and was, besides, a common soldier of the very regiment to which these men belonged, say it was quite necessary. No man but one formed of stuff like General Craufurd could have saved the brigade from perishing altogether; and, if he flogged two, he saved hundreds from death by his management. I detest t ...more
benjamin randall harris

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