The history of the Twentieth (Light) Division

Name: The history of the Twentieth (Light) Division
Author: Valentine Erskine Inglefield

By Valentine Erskine Inglefield

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An account traces the formation and training of a light division raised in England and follows its service on the Western Front, detailing operations in sectors such as Laventie, the Ypres salient, the Somme, Cambrai, Lens and Avion, and the final advance. Compiled from official records and participants' notes, the narrative presents brigade- and battalion-level actions alongside artillery, engineer, medical and logistical contributions, supplemented by maps and illustrations, and records engagements, honours, and the division's operational development across campaigns.

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Valentine Erskine Inglefield

Valentine Erskine Inglefield was a British author and military officer known for his contributions to military history. He is best recognized for his work "The History of the Twentieth (Light) Division," which chronicles the experiences and operations of this notable division during World War I. Inglefield's writing provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by soldiers and the strategic developments of the time, reflecting his firsthand experiences and observations. His work remains a significant resource for those interested in military history and the narratives of the Great War.

The history of the Twentieth (Light) Division

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