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  • Official unit diaries and histories
    This page includes official war diaries and other operational records, official histories of campaigns, pub * [http://wwi.lib.byu.edu/index.php/Links_to_Other_WWI_Sites World War I Document Archive: Links to Other WWI Sites]
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  • Populating lists of military units
    ...lists of military units from all the countries involved in the First World War is a huge task. == [[Albanian units in World War I]] ==
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  • Australian units in World War I
    ...Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918] at the Australian War Memorial. Before the First World War, the two branches were:
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  • British units in World War I
    ...ent]] as colonial, not British, as this seems to agree with the definition in the [[Constitution of the Military Forces of the British Crown|Manual of Mi ...d out how you can help collect experiences of those in the First World War in their own words.
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  • FAQ and help
    == What do I do if... == ==== Someone was in more than one unit ====
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  • Infantry battalion
    An infantry battalion was the basic unit of [[infantry]] in most countries. It included about 1,000 soldiers. ...ry:British colonial infantry battalions]] and [[British units in World War I#Colonial units]].
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  • Naming conventions for Indian units
    ...e. This applies to the Indian Army and to Indian Imperial Service Troops. "Indian" is also used for category names. We don't yet know of a canonical source for the full names of Indian units. [https://archive.org/stream/hartsannualarmy1914lond#page/682/mode/2u
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  • Naming conventions for British units
    * if the word "British" already appears in the unit's name, it doesn't need a suffix. * if the unit was wholly or mostly in the British Army, the suffix is ", British Army"
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