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Gallipoli Campaign[edit]
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A beer for you![edit]
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Thank you for working on the ANZAC Mounted Division article. Always impressed by the work the Guild does and I appreciate you taking the time. Drink up and Cheers! Jim Sweeney (talk) 17:20, 9 December 2013 (UTC) |
Chaytor's Force[edit]
created 23:10, 28 August 2012 with this edit [1] at the same time the Third Transjordan attack looked like this. [2] As can be plainly seen the references used in Chaytor's Force are not even part of the TTA article and the TTA OOB is totally different.
1st Airborne Division[edit]
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6th Airborne Division[edit]
14 articles
44th Indian Airborne Division[edit]
4 articles
British airborne units and operations of the Second World War[edit]
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DYK[edit]
- ...that in nine days in August 1944, 6th Airborne Division liberated 400 square miles (1,000 km2) of German territory and captured over 1,000 German prisoners?
Self nom
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Chris Baker[edit]
- Was the chairman of the Western Front Association [3]
- Given over 1,000 talks on First World War [4]
- Web site cited in other publications [5]
- Web site cited in books [6] [7]
- Cited by Google scholar search [8]
- Web site recommended by Intute which confirms his membership of the University of Birmingham's Centre for First World War Studies. [9]
- Has had at least one article published in a journal [10]
- Published author - The Battle for Flanders: German Defeat on the Lys 1918 [11]
- Founder of Fourteen-Eighteen which provides research services for private clients, universities, broadcast media, museums, regimental associations and others who wish to locate, obtain and understand documents from the period of the First World War. [12]
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