Titlebook: Leadership in the Trenches; Officer-Man Relation G. D. Sheffield Book 2000 G. D. Sheffield 2000 army.First World War.Front

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The Prewar Army: the Auxiliary Forces and Debates on Discipline, but here, using a similar approach, the focus is on the Auxiliary forces, which consisted of Yeomanry (cavalry) and Volunteer (from 1908 Territorial) infantry and artillery units. In 1908 the Yeomanry merged into the newly created Territorial Force (TF). Although technically disbanded in 1908, many

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,The British Officer Corps, 1914–18,fficers with peacetime service; second, officers who were granted permanent commissions during the war years; third, civilians who were granted Temporary commissions valid for the duration of the war only; fourth, Territorial officers commissioned in peacetime. In addition, there were ‘prewar’ ranke

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Officer-Man Relations: Morale and Discipline,because ‘there was too much of the English public schools about it’. Sherriff retorted that ‘Almost every young officer was a public school boy’ and if he had omitted them from ., ‘there wouldn’t have been a play at all’. Furthermore,

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