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Drummond, Sgt. 440
Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry 208
Dunbar, Bdr. Alex 488–9, 501–2, 503, 517–18, 534
Dundas, Major 94
Durham Light Infantry
10th Battalion 419–20, 425–7
14th Battalion 542
15th Battalion 542
East Kent Regiment (the Buffs) 205, 209
East Lancashire Regiment, 1st Battalion 290, 305
East Surrey Regiment, 12th Battalion 40, 166–7
East Yorks Regiment
2nd Battalion 290
8th Battalion 535
Edwards, Dr John 336, 339
Edwards, Henry 151
Edwards, Pte. H.N. 157–8, 159
Egerton, Major General 339
Elliot-Hill, Major 21
Elliott, Alex 355
Empress of Britain 339–40
Errington, Lt. Col. E.H.L. 163, 397
Etaples base camp 45–8, 56
Ewart, General 445
Farquhar, Col. 269–71, 283
Fellowes, Sgt. H. 73, 479, 495, 515, 535–7, 552–3
Ferguson, Sgt. Major 207
Festubert 35, 312, 326, 327, 379, 475–6
24th Field Ambulance 309–10
Fife, Lt. Col., DSO 593
Figg, Acting Sgt. 527
Finnimore, L/cpl. J.W. 224–5
fire attack 421, 422–4, 427n.
Fish, Driver Rodger 237–8
Fisher, Adm. Lord John 50, 53, 317–18
Fisher, CQMS G. 151–2, 474–6
Foch, General Ferdinand 216–18, 247, 253, 256, 258–9, 264–5
Fosse 8 541, 545, 551, 571
France
Tenth Army 51–3, 55, 185, 468
45th Regiment 192
Elverdinghe Detachment 217n.
Nieuport Detachment 217n., 218
fraternisation with the enemy 3–5, 599–600
French, Sir John 7, 173, 405
advocates coastal attack 50–1, 52
and Aubers Ridge 312
and lack of ammunition 49, 64, 66, 71, 141–2, 238–9, 312–15, 379
and lack of equipment 33, 49, 64, 66, 84–6
and Loos 514–15, 557, 561–4
and Neuve Chapelle 51–3, 57, 59–61, 71, 79, 84, 86, 89, 132, 136, 141–2, 148–9
replacement 567–8, 590
and shortage of troops 54–5, 61
and Ypres 179, 216–18, 238–9, 245, 246–8, 250, 253–6, 258–9, 262, 264–5, 324
Freyberg, Lt. 354
Frezenberg Ridge 283, 288
Friends Ambulance Unit 177, 233, 276
Gallipoli campaign 53–4, 142–3, 217, 312, 342–7, 355–75, 432–41, 442–51
and Battle of Loos 564–5
and Churchill 50–1, 53, 317–18
disease 361–2, 444, 565
evacuation 580–1, 584, 585–6
failure 316–17, 324, 353–4, 379, 441, 452–5, 589
landings 245, 347–54, 355–61
new commander 580
new troops for 331, 340, 404–5
political debate over 565–7
reinforcements sent 453–4
unofficial armistice 583
Gallipoli (film) 446
Garde Husarien Regiment (Hussars of the Guard) 13–14
Garhwal Rifles 527–8
l/39th Battalion 102–3
2nd Battalion 68–9, 93–4, 526
gas
appeal for gas-masks 232
British use 474, 484–6, 498–507, 526–7, 530–1
first attack 183–7, 192–5, 196–200, 204, 206, 208, 214–15
further attacks 252, 267–8, 280
and Loos 557, 560
protective measures 232–3, 268, 472–4, 485, 486, 500, 503, 507
second attack 221, 222–5, 244
treatment 233–4
Gault, Hamilton 269–71, 283, 285–6, 288
Geddes, Col. (East Kent Regiment) 209–10
Geddes, Col. (Royal Munster Fusiliers) 370–1
Geier mail-ship 22–5
George V 147, 401–2
German Army
14th Infantry Division 114
23rd Reserve Corps 221n.
234 Reserve Infantry Regiment 185
see also Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade
Gilbert, Cpl. G. 435–7
Givenchy 35, 390, 393–4
Gloucester Regiment
6th Battalion 157–8, 159
8th Battalion 558.
Gold, Capt. 499–500
Gordon Highlanders 483, 517
1st Battalion 522
4th Battalion 381–2, 383–7, 392–3, 398–400, 413–14, 417–18, 474, 491–3, 521–3
Gordon, Lt. 94
Gough, General 501
Gowland, Pte F. 473–4
Greece 54, 262, 567
Green Howard Regiment, 7th Battalion 592–3
Grenadier Guards 30, 116
2nd Battalion 475–7
4th Battalion 547, 548–50
Grey, Sir Edward 567
Gully Ravine 363–75, 433
Gunn, L/cpl. Sandy 393
guns
ranging 70–1, 130, 273
shortage 33, 64–6, 84–6, 297, 365, 405
Gurkha Rifles
2/3 Battalion 93, 94, 127, 138–9, 306–8, 485–6, 527–9
4th Battalion 127
9th Battalion 111–12, 117, 124–5
in Flanders 68–70, 93, 94, 96–7, 110–13, 119–20, 302
in Gallipoli campaign 372
at Loos 526–9
Gurung, Gane 96
Haig, General Sir Douglas and Aubers Ridge 297, 303, 311–12
as Commander-in-Chief 567–8, 590
and Loos 490–1, 499–500, 514–15, 561–4
and Neuve Chapelle 59, 79–81, 83, 103, 105, 112–13, 121, 124, 130–4, 136
and second battle of Ypres 264–5