| Major-General T. S. Baldock, C.B. | Frontispiece |
| Merville Church | Face page 4 |
| Casualty Clearing Station | Face page 34 |
| Map: Cologne to Calais | Page 47 |
| Map: About Ypres | Page 47 |
| Map: Lille-Lens-Douai | Page 49 |
| Plan: Ruined Buildings | Page 52 |
| ‘Modern Wooden Horse’ | Face page 54 |
| Plan: Awkward Angle | Page 58 |
| Lieut.-General Sir W. P. Braithwaite, K.C.B. | |
| Major-General Sir R. D. Whigham, K.C.B. | |
| Major-General Sir J. K. Trotter, K.C.B. | |
| Major-General E. M. Perceval, C.B. | |
| Major-General N. J. G. Cameron, C.B. | Face page 64 |
| Tower of Cloth Hall, Ypres | Face page 68 |
| Pelican with Foot Raised | Page 76 |
| Map: Douai-Arras-Bapaume | Page 90 |
| Map: Somme Front | Page 92 |
| Map: Thiepval Defences | Face page 104 |
| Map: Amiens-Cambrai-Douai-Doullens | Page 116 |
| ‘Good-Night, Tommy’ | Page 118 |
| Map: Lens-Douai-Arras-Bapaume | Page 124 |
| Map: Drocourt-Quéant Switch-Line | Page 133 |
| Hendecourt from the Air | Face page 134 |
| Coliseum (German Crater) | Face page 136 |
| Havrincourt— | |
| Canal du Nord Bridge | |
| In the Park | Face page 150 |
| Christmas Card, 1917 | Page 159 |
| Map: March 21st, 1918 | Page 168 |
| Bucquoy Church | Face page 174 |
| Bucquoy | |
| A Street | |
| Market Place | Face page 178 |
| Ypres: In the Ramparts | Face page 182 |
| Map: April 11th, 1918 | Page 183 |
| Meteren and Bailleul | Face page 188 |
| Map: April 25th, 1918 | Page 190 |
| Map: July 20th, 1918 | Page 205 |
| Map: Hindenburg Line | Page 214 |
| Rhonelle: River Crossing | Face page 218 |
| Douai: The Belfry | Face page 220 |
| Map: War’s End | Page 220 |
| Pelican with Foot Down | Tailpiece |
About This Book
This book presents a unit-level history of West Riding Territorial units from pre-war organization and mobilization through frontline service in France, following the experiences of the 49th and 62nd Infantry Divisions. It chronicles training, deployment, daily life in reserve and front-line operations, covering Somme preparations and actions, winter 1916–17, Cambrai attack and counterattack, the 1918 crises and final offensives, while briefly noting Yeomanry and support services. Illustrations and maps accompany the narrative; appendices record honours, awards and casualty rolls and the account focuses on infantry operations within the county association’s wartime contribution.