Courage Without Glory: The British Army on the Western Front, 1915

This is No. 10 in the "Wolverhampton Military Studies" Series, edited by Spencer Jones. It consists of a series of chapters as follows: 1. The British Army and the Problem of the Western Front: Spencer Jones 2. The Supply of Munitions to the Army, 1915: John Mason Sneddon 3. Friends Disunited- Johnnie French, Wully Robertson, and "K of K" in 1915: John Spencer 4. Henry Horne as Divisional Commander: Simon Robbins 5. The BEF Takes Off - The Royal Flying Corps, 1915: Peter Hart 6. British-Indian Cavalry - From Mobilisation to the Western Front 1915: Graham Winton 7. Douglas Haig and the Planning of the Battle of Neuve Chapelle: Patrick Watt 8. Inescapable Realities - Canadian Command, Spring 1915: Kenneth Radley 9. Death of a Battalion - The 5th King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment at the Second Battle of Ypres: Tom Williams 10. The Battle of Festubert: Robert Williams 11. "Seven Days in Hell" - The 1/7th Battalion King's Liverpool Regiment at the Battle of Festubert, May 1915: Adrian Gregson 12. A Coda to the Second Battle of Ypres" - International Trench, 6-10 July, 1915: Adrian Gregson 13. "A Great Victory All But Gained" - The Battle of Loos, 1915: Brian Curragh 14. 8th Division and the Action at Bois Grenier, 25 September 1915: Alun Thomas 15. Gas, Grenades, and Grievances - The Attack on the Hohenzollern Redoubt by 46th (North Midland) Division 13 October 1915: Michael Woods