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• Category:British armies
  British armies. These are tactical formations above corps level. [[Category:British formations]]
  6 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 04:41, 21 February 2016

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• Main Page
  ...who wants to research a soldier in WWI but doesn't know a thing about how armies were structured should be able to find a personal account from someone in a ...ters, memoirs or images - for each military unit in the British and allied armies. Populating the lists of battalions and linking the numerous personal and o
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• World War One:About
  ...who wants to research a soldier in WWI but doesn't know a thing about how armies were structured should be able to find a personal account from someone who ...tive - a diary, letters, memoirs or images - for each military unit in the British Army. Can you help?
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• First Army, British Army
  | service = British Army | parent = British Expeditionary Force
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• Official unit diaries and histories
  == British Empire == This section covers the British Army and all other British Empire forces but see sub-headings below for more information about certain
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• Populating lists of military units
  ...ons that served in Europe. We also have pages for all divisions, corps and armies that served in Europe, and the main Services of Supply units. ...order of battle for 1914. A few Belgian artillery units later fought under British command and have war diaries in [http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/r
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• Australian units in World War I
  ...wm.gov.au/atwar/structure/one-army/ Australian War Memorial: One army, two armies?] and [[Wikipedia:History of the Australian Army]]. ...el Brigade]] (a brigade-sized formation including Australian, New Zealand, British and Indian units, administratively under the [[Imperial Camel Corps]]):
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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
  24 KB (3,256 words) - 09:04, 12 November 2017
• How to access structured data
  ...table with a standard structure. For example, see [[Lincolnshire Regiment, British Army#Medal rolls]]. ...7,000 units. These are mostly [[infantry]] and [[mounted]] units from the British Empire and the American Expeditionary Force.
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• Talk:British units in World War I
  ...t history shows a number of people contributed to the page on the archived British National Archives Your Archives wiki (try saying that five times quickly!) ...ns, which might be another hundred or so, and nations from the rest of the British Empire, which could be several hundred more. A search for "battalion" in WO
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• Template:Infobox military unit/doc
  | service = British Army ...s are typically army, navy, air force, marines etc. Typical names include "British Army", "Royal Australian Navy", "US Marine Corps".
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• Infantry battalion
  ...the British Army of 1914-1918?}} gives more details of the composition of British battalions. == British Empire ==
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• Template talk:Infobox command structure
  I've started editing [[21st (Reserve) Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers, British infantry]] to test the infoboxes. --[[User:Mia|Mia]] ([[User talk:Mia|talk] ...n. The text could also say whether a unit was part of one of the Kitchener Armies.--[[User:GavinRobinson|GavinRobinson]] ([[User talk:GavinRobinson|talk]]) 0
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• Creating structured data about WWI military units
  ...ountries no longer exist in the same form - the Australian and New Zealand armies fought together at first; Irish soldiers fought for the United Kingdom and ...quickly and iteratively updated to deal with relevant data about different armies.
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• Template:Cite Becke
  | title = Order of Battle of Divisions, Part 1: The Regular British Divisions | title = Order of Battle of Divisions, Part 4: The Army Council, G.H.Q.s, Armies and Corps 1914-1918
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• Category:Indian Imperial Service Troops
  ...ged to the armies of the princely states of India. They were loaned to the British for war service but were not administratively part of the Indian Army.
  17 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 11:43, 24 December 2014
• Second Army, British Army
  | service = British Army | parent = British Expeditionary Force
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• Third Army, British Army
  | service = British Army | parent = British Expeditionary Force
  4 KB (576 words) - 12:21, 11 November 2017
• Fourth Army, British Army
  | service = British Army | parent = British Expeditionary Force
  5 KB (699 words) - 12:32, 11 November 2017
• Fifth Army, British Army
  | service = British Army | parent = British Expeditionary Force
  6 KB (834 words) - 12:35, 11 November 2017
• Category:British armies
  British armies. These are tactical formations above corps level. [[Category:British formations]]
  6 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 04:41, 21 February 2016

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