1st (United Kingdom) Division
→
1st Airlanding Brigade
→
1st Earl Alexander of Tunis
→
3rd Infantry Division
→
6th Regiment of Foot
→
7th Armoured Division
→
Adjutant General's Corps
→
Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge
→
Advance to the Elbe
→
Alan Brooke
→
Anthony Eden
→
Archibald Sinclair
→
Army Business Services (elements)
→
Army Catering Corps
→
Army Foundation College Harrogate
→
Army Headquarters Andover
→
Army Infrastructure Organisation (elements)
→
Army Reserve
→
Arthur Asquith
→
Arthur Percival
→
Arthur St. Clair
→
Banastre Tarleton
→
Band of the Household Division
→
Basil Rathbone
→
Battle of Eutaw Springs
("British Army regulars")
→
Benedict Arnold
→
Bernard Freyberg
→
Bernard Montgomery
→
Blandford Camp
→
Brian Horrocks
→
British 1st Airborne Division
→
British XXX Corps
→
Captain Thomas Preston
→
Catterick Garrison
→
Charles Allfrey
→
Charles Cornwallis
→
Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis
→
Charles FitzRoy, 2nd Duke of Grafton
→
Charles Lee
→
Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond
→
Charles Vere Ferrers Townshend
→
Christopher Michael Maltby
→
Claude Auchinleck
→
Claude Auchinleck
→
Colin Campbell
→
Commander-in-Chief, Middle East Command
→
Cyril Asquith
→
David Niven
→
Distinguished Conduct Medal
→
Distinguished Service Order
→
Douglas Clifton Brown
→
Douglas Graham
→
Duncan Sandys
→
Edward Heath
→
Edward VIII
→
Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn
→
Eric Down
→
Evelyn Waugh
→
Field Army
→
First Army (Allied, North Africa)
→
Francis Smith
→
Frederick Arthur Montague Browning
→
Frederick Browning
→
Frederick Hugh Sherston Roberts
→
Frederick Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts
→
Frederick Sykes
→
George Clive (British Army officer)
→
George F. Hopkinson
→
George Keppel, 3rd Earl of Albemarle
→
George Lascelles, 7th Earl of Harewood
→
George Townshend, 1st Marquess Townshend
→
Gerald Templer
→
Glyn Hughes
→
Guy Carleton
→
Harold Alexander
→
Harold Macmillan
→
Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander
→
Hastings Ismay
→
Headquarters 1st (United Kingdom) Division (elements)
→
Henry Clinton
→
Henry Havelock
→
Henry Maitland Wilson
→
Henry Montague Hozier
→
Henry Rawlinson
→
Henry William Frederick Albert
→
Horatio Gates
→
Horatio Herbert Kitchener
→
Hugh Alexander Pollock
→
Hussein Onyango Obama
→
Initial Training Group
→
Isaac Brock
→
J. R. R. Tolkien
→
James Abercrombie
→
James Blunt
→
James Hillier Blount
→
James Oglethorpe
→
James Outram
→
James Wolfe
→
Jeffery Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst
→
Jo Grimond
→
John Burgoyne
→
John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll
→
John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudoun
→
John Nicholson
→
John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham
→
John Profumo
→
John Strange Spencer-Churchill
→
Joint Forces Cyber Group
→
Joint Helicopter Command
→
Julian Byng
→
Junior Soldiers College
→
Kenneth Anderson
→
Kermit Roosevelt
→
Kip
→
Larkhill
→
Lord Chelmsford
→
Lord George Sackville
→
Lord Gort
→
Lord Kitchener
→
Lord Raglan
→
Lord Roberts
→
Lord Trenchard
→
Lord Wavell
→
Miles Dempsey
→
Miles Dempsey
→
Minden Day
→
Monty
→
Moore Barracks
→
Neil Ritchie
→
Nevil Macready
→
Norman Wisdom
→
Oliver Leese
→
Oliver Leese
→
Operation Bluecoat
→
Operation Capital
→
Operation Corporate
→
Operation Granby
→
Orde Charles Wingate
→
Percival Fawcett
→
Percy Fawcett
→
Peter Fleming
→
Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale
→
Prince Edward, Duke of Kent
→
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
→
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
→
Prince William, Prince of Wales
→
Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut
→
Provost Branch
→
Queen's Rangers
→
Raymond Asquith
→
Red Devils
→
Richard McCreery
→
Richard Montgomery
→
Richard O'Connor
→
Richard William Howard Vyse
→
Robert Clive
→
Robert Pigot
→
Robert Rogers
→
Robert Ross
→
Ronald Scobie
→
Roy Urquhart
→
Roy Urquhart
→
Royal Armoured Corps
→
Royal Army Educational Corps
→
Royal Army Medical Corps
→
Royal Army Ordnance Corps
→
Royal Lancers
→
Royal Regiment of Artillery
→
Royal Regiment of Artillery
→
Sidney Kirkman
→
Siegfried Sassoon
→
Sir John Colborne
→
Sir John Moore
→
Sir Ranulph Fiennes
→
Sir Thomas Brisbane
→
Special Reconnaissance Regiment
→
Stirling Lines
→
T. E. Hulme
→
The Tankies
→
Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin
→
Thomas Gage
→
VIII Corps (United Kingdom)
→
Valentine Fleming
→
Walcheren Campaign
→
Wilfred Owen
→
William Birdwood
→
William Cadogan
→
William Cavendish, Marquess of Hartington
→
William Howe
→
William Hunt (soldier)
→
William Marshall (British Army officer)
→
William Slim
→
William Tryon
→
Winston Churchill
→
XIII Corps
→
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militaryBranch
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11th Armoured Division
→
11th Signal Brigade and Headquarters West Midlands
→
13th/18th Royal Hussars (Queen Mary's Own)
→
15th Hussars
→
170 (Infrastructure Support) Engineer Group
→
1st Signal Brigade
→
21 SAS
→
21 Signal Regiment
→
23 SAS
→
27th Armoured Brigade
→
2nd Battalion, Parachute Regiment
→
3rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment
→
3rd British Infantry Division
→
43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division
→
4th Battalion, Parachute Regiment
→
51st (Highland) Division
→
6th Battalion, Green Howards
→
7th Battalion, Green Howards
→
8th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry
→
9th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry
→
Blues and Royals
→
British 1st Airborne Division
→
British 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Division
→
British 6th Airborne Division
→
British 8th Armoured Brigade
→
British Second Army
→
British X Corps
→
Coldstream Guards
→
Eighth Army
→
Grenadier Guards
→
Guards Armoured Division
→
Guards Division
→
Headquarters 104 Theatre Sustainment Brigade (elements)
→
Headquarters 77th Brigade (elements)
→
Household Cavalry
→
I Airborne Corps
→
Irish Guards
→
King's Own Scottish Borderers
→
Life Guards
→
Light Dragoons
→
London Scottish Regiment
→
Manchester Regiment
→
Middlesex Regiment
→
No. 4 Commando
→
Operation Telic
→
Queen’s Gurkha Signals
→
Queen’s Royal Hussars
→
RE
→
Royal Berkshire Regiment
→
Royal Corps of Signals
→
Royal Corps of Transport
→
Royal Dragoon Guards
→
Royal Pioneer Corps
→
Royal Scots
→
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
→
Royal Tank Regiment
→
Royal Warwickshire Regiment
→
Scots Guards
→
Special Forces Support Group
→
Special Reconnaissance Regiment
→
Territorial Army
→
The Household Cavalry
→
The King’s Life Guard
→
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
→
Ulster Defence Regiment
→
Welsh Guards
→
XXX Corps
→
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branch
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Battle of Alma
→
Battle of Bardia
→
Battle of Bladensburg
→
Battle of Bronkhorstspruit
→
Battle of Bunker Hill
→
Battle of Chelsea Creek
→
Battle of Fort Washington
→
Battle of Germantown
→
Battle of Harlem Heights
→
Battle of Isandlwana
→
Battle of Laing's Nek
→
Battle of Long Island
→
Battle of Majuba Hill
→
Battle of Monmouth
→
Battle of Nassau
→
Battle of Princeton
→
Battle of Ridgefield
→
Battle of Sahagún
→
Battle of Schuinshoogte
→
Battle of Stony Point
→
Battle of Talavera
→
Battle of White Plains
→
First Boer War
→
Siege of Delhi
→
Siege of Ladysmith
→
Yorktown
→
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combatant
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8 Engineer Brigade
→
Army Digital Services (elements)
→
Arthur Percival
→
Arthur St. Clair
→
Charles Lee
→
Christopher Michael Maltby
→
Claude Auchinleck
→
Frederick Browning
→
Frederick Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts
→
Frederick Sykes
→
Gerald Templer
→
Henry Rawlinson
→
Horatio Gates
→
Johann Rall
("British Army (auxiliary service)")
→
John Reith
→
Richard William Howard Vyse
→
Robert Torrens
→
Roy Urquhart
→
Royal Army Medical Corps
→
Royal Corps of Signals
→
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employer
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Anthony Eden
→
Claude Rains
→
Claude Rains
→
Clement Attlee
→
Cyril Radcliffe
("British Army (World War I)")
→
Donald Crisp
→
Henry Moore
→
Humphrey Lyttelton
→
J. B. S. Haldane
→
John George Vanderbilt Henry Spencer-Churchill, 11th Duke of Marlborough
→
Keith Joseph
→
Lawrence Bragg
("British Army in World War I")
→
Mark Burnett
→
Martin Ryle
→
Oswald Mosley
→
Samuel Hoare, 1st Viscount Templewood
→
The Hon. Gerald Lascelles
→
Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor
→
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militaryService
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7th Battalion, Green Howards
("British infantry")
→
Baron Roberts
→
Canadian Forestry Corps
→
Charge of the Light Brigade
→
Death or Glory
→
Defence of the Realm
→
Distinguished Service Order
→
Earl Haig Memorial
→
Fear Naught
→
Indian Territorial Force
→
My Boy Willie
→
Old Guard
→
Peggy Shippen
→
Royal Naval Division War Memorial
→
The Shop (historical nickname used by officers)
→
Utrinque Paratus
→
Whither Right and Glory Lead
→
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associatedWith
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Battle of Anzio
→
Battle of Brandywine
→
Battle of Hobkirk’s Hill
→
Battle of Lundy’s Lane
→
Battle of Malaya
→
Battle of Quebec (1759)
→
Battle of Queenston Heights
→
Battle of Salerno
→
Battle of the Thames
→
British landing at Benedict, Maryland
→
Indian Rebellion of 1857
("British Crown forces")
→
Irish War of Independence
→
New Jersey campaign of 1778
→
Operation Garden
→
Siege of Charleston
→
Siege of Fort Ticonderoga (1777)
→
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belligerent
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Battle of Dettingen
→
Battle of Fontenoy
→
Battle of New Orleans
→
Battle of Orthez
→
Battle of Warburg
→
Battle of White Plains
→
Burning of Washington
→
Dekemvriana
→
Retreat from Normandy
→
Siege of Yorktown
→
Tan War
→
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hasParticipant
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1st South African Division
→
Australian Flying Corps
→
Chinese Expeditionary Force
→
French First Army
→
French I Corps
→
Hessian forces
→
II Corps (United States)
→
Ninth Air Force
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alliedWith
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Armed Forces Act
→
British Army officer ranks
→
British Articles of War
→
King's Regulations
→
Minden Day
→
Permanent Under-Secretary of State for War
→
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appliesTo
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European Theater of Operations, United States Army
→
Flag Officer, Dover
→
Haganah
→
New Zealand forces
→
Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade
→
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cooperatedWith
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Allied reconquest of British Somaliland
→
British landing at Benedict, Maryland
→
Operation Battleaxe
→
Operation Vulcan
→
United Kingdom
→
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militaryBranchInvolved
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Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
→
John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham
→
Prince William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland
→
Rogers' Rangers
→
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allegiance
|
Gibraltar Barracks, Minley
→
Larkhill
→
Royal Citadel
→
The Shop
→
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controlledBy
|
Allied Combined Operations Headquarters
→
Boston campaign
→
Chesapeake campaign
→
Saratoga campaign
→
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involves
|
Commander-in-Chief of the Forces (United Kingdom)
→
Paymaster of the Forces
→
Secretary at War
→
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appliesToJurisdiction
|
Ministry of Defence (for ceremonial use)
→
Permanent Joint Headquarters Northwood
→
Strategic Command
→
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coordinatesWith
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Dover Castle
→
Fort Ticonderoga
→
Wei Hai Wei
→
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garrisonedBy
|
Anglo-Russian invasion of the Netherlands
→
Battle of Plattsburgh
→
Battle of Vellinghausen
→
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involvedForce
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John Hunt, Baron Hunt
→
John Reith
→
Leonard Darwin
→
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memberOf
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Army Cadet Force
→
Royal Tank Regiment Association
→
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affiliatedWith
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Frederick Sykes
→
William Howe
→
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affiliation
|
Battle of Orthez
→
Battle of Soissons
→
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alliedForce
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1st Parachute Brigade
→
Battle of Hubbardton
→
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armedForce
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Army Catering Corps
→
Royal Corps of Signals
→
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branchOf
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Fort Henry
→
Great Siege Tunnels
→
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constructedBy
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A Bridge Too Far
→
Turn: Washington's Spies
→
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depicts
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7th Panzer Division
→
Southern Department of the Continental Army
→
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engagedAgainst
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Spencer-Churchill family
→
Woolwich
→
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historicallyAssociatedWith
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Truce of 11 July 1921
→
United Kingdom defence policy
→
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implementedBy
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Capture of Baghdad (1917)
→
Falklands War
→
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involvedBranch
|
Borneo Confrontation
→
Siege of Boston
→
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involvedMilitaryUnit
|
Battle of Camden
→
Battle of Lauffeld
→
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involvedUnit
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Army Personnel Centre
→
Board of Ordnance
→
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jurisdiction
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Occupied Enemy Territory Administration
→
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administeredBy
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Home Command
("British Army home forces")
→
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administrativeControlOver
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Maxim machine gun
→
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adoptedBy
|
Battle of Brandywine
→
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armedForceBritish
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Rudolf Höss
→
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arrestedBy
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Battle of Magersfontein
→
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artilleryUsedBy
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Fort Michilimackinac
("British soldiers")
→
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associatedWithPeople
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Mount Longdon
→
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attackedBy
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Defence Council of the United Kingdom
→
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authorityOver
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Military Medal
→
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awardingAuthority
|
Meriam’s Corner
→
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battleSide2
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Battle of Khadki
("British forces")
→
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belligerentSide
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Royal Flying Corps
→
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branchOfService
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Battle of Inkerman
→
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combatantForce
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Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme
→
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commemoratedForces
|
British Armed Forces
→
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component
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Operation Nimrod
→
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conductedBy
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Austro-Hungarian Army
→
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conflict
|
Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre
→
|
customer
|
White House
→
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damagedBy
|
Canadian Army (pre‑1968)
→
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doctrineInfluence
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Malacca Volunteer Corps
→
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equipmentSource
|
English Army
→
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establishedBefore
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British raid on New London, Connecticut
→
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forceInvolved
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Eighth Army
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formedBy
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Royal Regiment of Artillery
→
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foundedBy
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Catterick Garrison
→
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garrison
|
British Military Administration in Eritrea
→
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governingBody
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Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom
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guardedBy
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War Office
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hadJurisdictionOver
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Upavon
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hasLongAssociationWith
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Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War
→
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hasMainParticipants
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British Commonwealth forces
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hasMember
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Wellington College
→
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hasMilitaryAssociation
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British Expeditionary Forces
("British Army units")
→
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hasPart
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Field Marshal (British Army)
→
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highestRankIn
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Royal Egyptian Army
→
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influencedBy
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Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle
→
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inServiceWith
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Operation Slapstick
→
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involvedArm
|
Washington’s Ten Crucial Days
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involvesForce
|
James Caldwell
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killedBy
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Bergen-Belsen
→
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liberatedBy
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Nazi occupation of the Netherlands
→
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liberatingForces
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Armstrong Whitworth
→
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market
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English Army
→
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mergedInto
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Hesse-Kassel
→
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militaryAlliance
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Jeremy Irvine as young Eric Lomax
→
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militaryBranchOfCharacter
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Royal Hospital Chelsea
→
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militaryBranchServed
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Aroostook War
→
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militaryForcesInvolved
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Aden Emergency
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militaryForceUsed
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Vickers-Armstrongs
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notableClient
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