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• Main Page
  ...tive - a diary, letters, memoirs or images - for each military unit in the British and allied armies. Populating the lists of battalions and linking the numer # Match its author with a regiment or battalion.
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• British units in World War I
  ...ee with the definition in the [[Constitution of the Military Forces of the British Crown|Manual of Military Law]]. If you're not sure where to look for a spec ...p://regiments.org/regiments/uk/lists/ba1918.htm REGIMENTS and CORPS of the BRITISH ARMY in 1918] (via the Internet Archive as the site appears to have been do
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• British Army Hierarchies
  ...the British Crown]], which gives the contemporary legal definition of the British Army and lists the main administrative units. The British Army had two hierarchies:
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• Lincolnshire Regiment, British Army
  | service = British Army | type = Infantry
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• 1/4th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, British Army
  | service = British Army | branch = Territorial Force (British Army)
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• 2nd Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, British Army
  | service = British Army | branch = Regular Army (British Army)
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• 25th Infantry Brigade, British Army
  | service = British Army | type = Infantry
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• 62nd Infantry Brigade, British Army
  | service = British Army | type = Infantry
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• 101st Infantry Brigade, British Army
  | service = British Army | type = Infantry
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• 2nd Garrison Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, British Army
  | service = British Army | type = Infantry
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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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