As the National Roll of the Great War is in such great demand, Naval & Military Press have decided to reprint the complete work of fourteen volumes. They are available in individual softback volumes or , as a complete set.
Two sample entries
Lynch, D., Corporal, K.O. (Royal Lancaster Regt.) He enlisted in 1908, and was serving in India at the outbreak of war in August 1914. He embarked for France shortly afterwards and took a prominent part in numerous engagements, including the Battle of Neuve Chapelle and Ypres II, and was invalided home in May 1915, through wounds. He proceeded to the Dardanelles in August of that year, and was in action at the Landing at Sulva Bay, and the engagement at Chunuk Bair. In February 1916 he was transferred to Mesopotamia, and rendered valuable services during the attempted Relief of Kut, and the later fighting. He made the supreme sacrifice, being killed in action in February 1917, and was entitled to the 1914-15 Star, and the General Service and Victory Medals.
“Great deeds cannot die.”
25, Boundary Street, Newton, Manchester.
KEY, E. (Mrs.), Special War Worker
For more than two years this lady rendered valuable services in the Cartridge Filling Department of Woolwich Arsenal. She worked through a number of air raids, and was on duty at the time of the Silvertown explosion. She gave entire satisfaction throughout, and after relinquishing her duties, still suffered from the effects of T.N.T. poisening.
8, Cardigan Place, Portsea.
Section I – London, 376pp
Section II – London, 416pp
Section III – London, 408pp
Section IV – Southampton, 434pp
Section V – Luton, 401pp
Section VI – Birmingham, 459pp
Section VII – London, 459pp
Section VIII – Leeds, 416pp
Section IX – Bradford, 392pp
Section X – Portsmouth, 396pp
Section XI – Manchester, 426pp
Section XII – Bedford & Northampton, 425pp
Section XIII – London, 468pp
Section XIV – Salford, 360pp
Index to all 14 volumes 688pp