GUARDS DIVISION IN THE GREAT WAR Volume Two

The book offers a detailed military history of the Guards Division, formed in 1915 under Kitchener's directive, without prior consultation with military leaders. It chronicles the division's rapid engagement in major battles such as Loos, the Somme, and Passchendaele, highlighting its elite status and significant casualties, including 15 VCs awarded. The narrative is based on official records and personal accounts, emphasizing factual reporting. Appendices provide extensive operational details, and the clear maps enhance the historical context, making it a comprehensive account of this distinguished division's service.