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... much in the way of artillery, machine guns, rifles, shells, ammunition, trench mortars, asphyxiating gas cylinders, field kitchens, and Much material of a like nature, which indicates that the retreat Partook more of a rout than a strategical retirement ...
... General Notes : Returned Soldiers and Australia 65° Officers' Families Fund 654 Memorial Service for Lord - Kitchener 654 Stanford's War Maps ••• 654 Our Treatment of German ...
... Naval Appointments 06 Soldiers for Farm Work 6 1 7 The King to Admiral Jellicoe••• Lord Kitchener and the House of 61 7 Commons. . ••• 6 1 7 Honorary War Degrees • • The New Re-examination Ord er Cox and Co ...
... leaders was not accomplished until May 1902, seventeen months after Lord Roberts had returned home. On his return to England, Kitchener was promoted General, made a Viscount, and received the thanks of Parliament and a grant of A,50,000. Towards the close of ...
... controlled the Signal Service. Brigadier-General J. H. V. Crowe was C.R.A. The troops comprised units of the Indian Army, Kitchener battalions, South African infantry, mounted rifles and field artillery; the King's African Rifles, and a Rhodesian regiment ...
... front surely they have not lived in vain. BATTERY FLASHES. By Wagger. (London : John Murray.) WHEN in August, 1914, Lord Kitchener made his stirring appea l for men, he laid the foundation for a truly national ArtnY , and the call was responded to by men ...
... then. General Gallieni. By the death of this distinguished soldier France one of the greatest of her sons. He was, like Lord Kitchen er ' f a successful pro-Consul, as well as a military commander, °f high ability. In Senegal, Tonkin and Madagascar he has ...
... rifles, guns, munitions, machineguns, hospital and camp equipment, uniforms, field telephones, aeroplanes and airships, field kitchens—all the immense equipment required by the millions of volunteers who have hastened to enlist and asked to be led forth to ...
... of l the Allies, in the unabated vigour of his powers, at the hands o al r the enemy and in the discharge of duty Lord Kitchener of Khartum has died a soldier's death. We can leave that tribute thosestand alone, feeling sure that—at all events with ...