About This Book
An officer's chronological memoir traces mobilisation, embarkation, and the subsequent fighting withdrawal of a British force, moving from initial engagements through successive days of retreat. The narrative balances operational detail with vivid, human-focused vignettes about everyday soldiering, courage, and camaraderie amid confusion and hardship. Supporting material includes chaptered stage-by-stage coverage, appendices, a roll of honour, plates, and a map to clarify units and movements.
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