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... commission in the Somerset Light Infantry in Ftb:uary 1895, and was appointed to the Indian Army In October 1898, teaching the substantive rank of na jar in February 1913. He had held the rank of Double Company Commander in the 51st Sikh; since November 1906 ...
... 70th and 74th Field Regiments, Territorial Army, and Whole Corps Will Move 200 Miles their signal sections, and the 51st and 52nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiments, Territorial Army, and their signal sections. The Royal Air Force will also co-operate. Special ...
... MAIN DEFENCE LINE British and Canadian infantry and armour are up against one ol the main German lines now. It runs roughly from May sur Orne eastward to the Caen-Falaise road. At this moment German infantry and tanks, supported by artillery fire from ...
... officers who accompanied General Brind. They included his , staff officer, Colonel ,T. G. des R. Swavne, of the Somerset Light Infantry, and his aide-de-camp, Lieut. C. D, Packard, of the Royal Artillery. Last night it was reported by Reuter that they had ...
... the German retreat. Peaceful villagers have been shot, cattle destroyed, and railway tracks torn up. Waves of Fifth Army infantry, pouring with their tanks and guns over the Volturno on many new bridges, can see the smoke from the German destruction. ...
... typhoid. Highland Light Infantry-Pte. P. A. Graham, l typhoid, I, Victorian Mounted Infantry-PLe. F. G. Ramsay, typhoid. From General Buller. STANDERTON, JULY 29. The following casualties at Joubert's Kop, July 27: SOUTH AFRICAN LIGHT HORSE, Wounded-Trooper ...
... MISTAKEN IDENTITY. ARMY LIEUTENANT WRONGFULLY CHARGED. When the case of Lieut. Gerald Atkinson, 29, Of the Somersetshire Light Infantry, who was arrested outside a Strand Theatre on warrant, and charged at Westminster Police Court on Monday with unlawfully ...
... GAPS IN AXIS DEFENCES WIDENED HEAVY FIGHTING ON DESERT FRONT Rommel's Stunning Air Losses m INFANTRY WIDEN TANK-LANES A L L THE FOURTH DAY OF ™ SIVE IN THE WESTERN IS™ S A LY WIDENED THE TANK-LANES ovsS?£ IN R°MMEL'S MINEFIELD DEFENCE SYSTEM. Information ...
... five miles from Linnich. German resistance to the drive of the First and Ninth American Armies appears to be surprisingly light so far, according to Supreme Headquarters, where it is explained that this is partly due to the smashing attacks of Allied ...
... declared 'The Eighth Army's brilliant drive is about to throw Rommel out of Tripolitania In Central Tunisia, German tank and infantry forces, driving south-west from Pont dv Fahs, on Wednesday reached a point about two miles from Robaa, 27 miles from Pont ...
... by British' troops at Rees. Bislich. and Wesel; and one by the U.S. Ninth Army south of Wesel. Troops of the Somerset Light Infantry and the Wiltshire Regiment were among those which made the crossing. A shattering aerial and artillery bombardment of ...
... ought to bfe winning the war on the Western front. «WHA DARE MEDDLE ME! The corporal an! uve men the Battalion of the d Light Infantry the 52ud Division, who for two days maintained their post in the ruined village Mceuvres under the most trying conditions ...