British Army (First World War)
World War One through Scottish eyes. Scots and identity in the British army during the First World War.
... I have tried to include a wide variety of different primary sources, but in many cases it proved difficult to find out whether sources that are labeled ‘British’ online were written by Scots or not, making the ...
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Musculoskeletal injuries in British Army recruits: a prospective study of diagnosis specific incidence and rehabilitation times
... The British Army provides several intensive training courses to prepare new recruits for ...all British Army initial military train- ing courses [1] and includes training to improve aerobic ...
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WW2 British Army Battlefield Wireless Communications Equipment
... By the time of World War Two (WW2) radio communication between ground troops and between vehicles including tanks was essential, to support increased mobility, for which the previously dominant land-line based telephone ...
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Technological adaptation in a global conflict : the British Army and communications beyond the Western Front, 1914 1918
... the British Army’s communications experiences in the other, so-called “peripheral,” theatres? This is a question that has so far gone unanswered by historians and there appear to be two possible explanations for ...
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British Army and Palestine Police Deserters and the Arab-Israeli War of 1948
... among British forces at the end of the ...the British counterinsurgency campaign in P B ...the British Army or Palestine ...on British personnel created widespread prejudices against ...
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The junior British Army officer : experience and identity, 1793 1815
... the British army during this ...the British army, which reached a record size during the Napoleonic ...the British army was decimated by ...
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Sex differences in dietary intake in British Army recruits undergoing phase one training
... British Army standard entry Phase One training is a 14- week training syllabus that includes physical training, field exercises and training on a variety of military-specific skills including load carriage, ...
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Counter Insurgency against ‘kith and kin’?: the British Army in Northern Ireland, 1970–76
... 134 British soldiers were killed (108 regular, 26 part-time Ulster Defence Regiment) 5 - came a widening of the definition of guilt to include the general population of an area from where the Provisional Irish ...
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Doctrine and Organization in the British Army, 1919-1932
... the British army were allowed too much leeway in interpreting ...the army was the product of a distinctive sense of what it meant to be ‘ British ’ that had developed since the eighteenth ...
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Case ascertainment of heat illness in the British Army: evidence of under reporting from analysis of Medical and Command notifications, 2009 2013
... De fi nitive clinical outcomes cannot be derived from the reporting data presented above, but published statistics from the past three fi nancial years suggest that the historical ‘ hospitalised: ambulatory ’ ratio of 7:3 ...
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An exploration and critical analysis of the predisposing factors leading to depression within the British army
... For example, certain studies have indicated that women are up to twice as likely to develop depression (Kaplan et al. Kessler et al. These aspects would affect th[r] ...
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your guide to becoming an officer in the british army army officer?
... of the course, and I got the chance to lead and organise it. We went to Romania and trekked through the Transylvanian mountains. What do you get out of leading an expedition? It gives you a great introduction to managing ...
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An exploration and critical analysis of the predisposing factors leading to depression within the British army
... The most common predisposing factors leading to a MH assessment were related to family issues (42%), relationship problems (40%) and experiencing general military. stress (39%); iss[r] ...
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Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Soldiers’ Experiences of Being Married and Serving in the British Army
... As discussed above, the Army has a strong masculine culture which is necessary for its effective functioning (Christian, et al., 2009). The process of entering the military as a new recruit and becoming a soldier ...
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Employee Training and Performance of Civilians in British Army Training Unit Centers in Kenya
... identify the lapses in the training management systems used by BATUK. The findings will provide data for further research in training not only at BATUK but also in other army training units across the world. ...
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Modernising to face an unpredictable future TRANSFORMING THE BRITISH ARMY, JULY 2012
... • Equipment. Army 2020 depends upon a balanced, coherent and affordable equipment programme. The delivery of this is underway with the Warrior Capability Sustainment Programme confirmed and a commitment to an ...
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The British army and the counter insurgency campaign in Van Diemen’s Land with particular reference to the black line
... The scope of administrative problems faced by the military is exemplified by the 63rd Regiment, which, apart from a company in Swan River Colony, had its troops deployed in Van Diemen's [r] ...
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Patterns of recruitment of the Highland regiments of the British Army, 1756 1815
... 13 Glengarry ££ British Highland Regiment, raised August 1794, disbanded July 1802, Colonel, Alexander HacDonnall of Glengarry, served in Jersey, Guernsey and Ireland.. 14 Reay Highland [r] ...
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INITIAL OFFICER TRAINING AND EDUCATION IN THE BRITISH ARMY
... The length of the course at Sandhurst has been the subject of much discussion, both in this paper and elsewhere. Swedish officers might be surprised to find that the main thrust of the discussion considers whether one ...
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The Role of the Non Commissioned Officer in the British Army
... One armoured reconnaissance regiment of three sabre squadrons deployed in June 2003 to Iraq. It had completed some 14 squadron tours in the Balkans over the past decade and soldiers returning from Bosnia in May left for ...
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