British Units Links

British Units

	The British Army in the Great War 1914 - 1918 A site very similar to Warpath by Chris Baker. Using this site an Warpath together you will be able to find out most things on the composition and disposition of the British Army and a good few other things too.
	Land Forces of Britain, the Empire and Commonwealth This site does exactly what is says in the title, you can spend hours in here. It covers all periods of history.
	The Soldiers of Oxfordshire A museum for the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and the Queens Own Oxfordshire Hussars as well as general military activity in the county.
	The 16th Irish Division The opening comment says it all. 'This webpage is to honour the men of the 16th Irish Division who took part in the Great War of 1914-1918. These brave and dutiful soldiers are little remembered because the Ireland from which they joined to fight for the freedom of small nations had, by 1918, undergone a sea-change in national aspirations. This Irish Division vanished into limbo, without honour, lying in an unquiet grave'.
	The Grimsby Chums (10th Bn Lincolnshire Regiment) A good site with lots of information. Also well worth taking a look at the Home page as there is lots of other interesting First and Second World War pages.
	The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion This site is being added to all the time, it contains lots of information and photos of individual soldiers.
	25th (County of London) Bn (Cyclist) London Regt Simon Parker-Galbreath's site dedicated to this London Cyclist Bn, especially covering its involvement in the Waziristan campaign of 1917 and the Third Afgan War of 1919.

	The Sheffield City Battalion The Barnsley Pals The Accrington Pals	Three great pages among many others on this site.
	The Tyneside Scottish and Tyneside Irish Brigades Gives information and has some photos of the two Brigades
	The Hampshire Regiment This site not only covers the First World War but the whole of the Regiments history.
	The Gloucestershire Regiment Another site which covers the whole history of the Regiment.
	The Gordon Highlanders Contains the Regimental Diary 1914 - 1918.
	1st Battalion, the Middlesex Regiment The Die-Hards in the Great War.
	241st (2nd South Midland) Brigade RFA. Dennis Corbett's Site on his Grandfather's unit. It contains a list of unit members.
	The York and Lancaster Regiment John Dillon's excellent Site which mainly concentrates on the 2nd, 6th and 10th Bns
	Coldstream Guards Some content about the Regiment during the First World War.
	The Labour Corps 1917 – 1921 The only source of information I have found about the Labour Corps to date.
	The Birnimgham Pals A site about the three Birmingham Battalions that served in the Great War (also known as the 14th, 15th and 16th Royal Warwicks). The site is dedicated to William Bernard Whitmore, my grandfather, and one of the first men to enlist in the new battalion which would become part of the famous Birmingham Pals.
	3rd Battalion The Monmouthshire Regiment Includes a Roll of Honour, War Diary plus much more.
	The Swansea Battalion The site covers the history of the 14th (Service)(Swansea) Bn Welsh Regiment in the Great War

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