The History of the 35th Division in the Great War [British Army]
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- The History of the 35th Division in the Great War [British Army]
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- 1926
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The History of the 35th Division in the Great War [British Army]
Author: Lieutenant-Colonel H M Davson (Harry Miller)
Year: 1926
Digitised by Google Books from the collection at the University of Michigan https://books.google.com/books?id=0b0BAAAAMAAJ Originally formed as a Bantam Division, consisting of men of height five feet to five feet 3 inches, however in the Spring of 1917, “ the 35th (Bantam) division passed away and the 35th Division took its place”. The Division served on the Western Front and included the following Infantry Brigades, and Battalions at various times. Details from the Long, Long Trail website as follows 104th Brigade 17th Bn, the Lancashire Fusiliers 18th Bn, the Lancashire Fusiliers 20th Bn, the Lancashire Fusiliers 23rd Bn, the Manchester Regiment 9th Bn, the Northumberland Fusiliers 19th Bn, the Durham Light Infantry 105th Brigade 15th Bn, the Cheshire Regiment (1st Birkenhead) 16th Bn, the Cheshire Regiment (2nd Birkenhead) 14th Bn, the Gloucestershire Regiment (West of England) 15th Bn, the Sherwood Foresters 4th Bn, the North Staffordshire Regiment 1/7th Bn, the Cheshire Regiment 106th Brigade 17th Bn, the Royal Scots (Rosebery) 17th Bn, the West Yorkshire Regiment (2nd Leeds) 19th Bn, the Durham Light Infantry (2nd County) 18th Bn, the Highland Light Infantry (4th Glasgow) 4t
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