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Divisional Histories
Read the real history of The Great War in the histories of the divisions that fought it.
Divisional Histories
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59th DIVISION. 1915-1918
A series of narratives contributed by commanders and others fom the GOC down describing the division’s activities on the Western Front and in Dublin during the Easter Uprising of 1916. Chronology of the division’s moves from arrival in France to March 1919. Citations of selected acts of gallantry.
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HISTORY OF THE 53rd (WELSH) DIVISION
The record of a Territorial division which served in Gallipoli. Egypt and Palestine but never on the Western Front. Towards the end of the war the divison was reorganized as an Indian Army division, retaining its number but with only one British battalion per brigade - the others had been sent to...
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HISTORY OF THE 60TH DIVISION
The 60th was a second line Territorial division (2/2nd London) which served briefly on theWestern Front (June to November 1916) before being transferred to Macedonia. It fought in that theatre till June 1917 when it was moved again - to Palestine where it remained to the end of the war.
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HISTORY OF THE 40TH DIVISION
Initially a ‘bantam’ division, the 40th did not arrive in France till June 1916. Distinguished itself in capturing Bourlon Wood during the Cambrai offensive, Reduced to cadre in May 1918, reorganized and returned to the line in July 1918. No roll of honour nor list of honours and awards.
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THE 18TH DIVISION IN THE GREAT WAR
The history of one of the best British divisions to have served on the Western Front where it arrived at the end of July 1915. Eleven VCs and 4,300 other awards; 46,503 casualties. Only two GOCs, Ivor Maxse and Richard Lee, both very high calibre.
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