Stand To! The Journal Of The Western Front Association #48 (1997)
 
The Western Front Association was formed in 1980 to maintain interest in the period 1914-1918, to perpetuate the memory, courage and comradeship of those on all sides who served their countries in France and Flanders and their own countries during the Great War. It does not seek to glorify war and is non-political.
 
In This Edition:
 
Notes by the Way (Notices from the Editor)
Computer Floppy Disk and the next edition of Stand To!
Roll of Honour - Five Veteran Members remembered
The Affair of Néry by Gerald Gliddon
Postcards by Tony Allen
Horace Pippin - An African American Soldier and Artist by Walter Kudlick
Poetry by Helen McPhail
Geoffrey Dearmer - death of veteran of the Great War and published poet
The Camera Returns (30): Trescault by Steve Wall and Bob Grundy
Nonconformity at War by Louis Ackroyd
A Canadian Veteran: Roy Henley
War Art : ‘Artillery on the Dunes - Flanders 1915’ by Adrian Jones from the David Cohen Fine Art Collection
The Australian National Memorial and the Villers Bretonneux Military Cemetery by Alan Box
New Western Front Association Constitution (to take the WFA into the next century)
Overseas Service Chevrons by Ray Westlake
Communication Lines (Letters to the Editor)
The Collapse of Imperial Germany
WFA Photographic register?
A Ukrainian-Canadian VC: Filip Konowal: Ottawa's 77th Canadian Infantry Battery and 47th Canadian Infantry Battalion
Metal Detectors and Vandalism
Swagger Sticks
The Development of Infantry Tactics in the British 12th (Eastern) Division 1915-1918 by Andrew Whitmarsh
Garrison Library (First World War books reviewed)
The History of British Military Bands by Gordon and A W Turner
Battleground Europe, Somme, Thiepval by Michael Stedman
Arras, Vimy Ridge by Nigel Cave
Serre, Somme by Jack Horsfall & Nigel Cave
Facing Armageddon - The First World War by Hugh Cecil and Peter Liddle (Eds.)
Pilgrimage - A Guide to The Royal Newfoundland Regiment in World War One by Dr W David Parsons
Manu Forti - A History of the Hertfordshire Regiment 1860-1967 by Lt. Col. T J Hill
English and Welsh Infantry Regiments - An Illustrated Record of Service by Ray Westlake (Reviewed by Gary Sheffield)
Far From A Donkey. The Life of General Sir Ivor Maxse by John Baynes
Jutland: The German Perspective by V E Tarrant
The Lions of July - Prelude to War 1914 by W Jannen Jr
Lieux de Batailles: IGN - France
The Price of Pity by Martin Stephen
Violets from Oversea: Poets of the First World War by Tonie & Valmai Holt
The Fierce Light. The Battle of the Somme July-November 1916 by Anne Powell (Ed.)
History of the Post Office Rifles, 8th Battalion City of London Regiment, 1914 to 1918 by A D Darvine-Jones
A Select Analytical List of Books Concerning the Great War by George Prothero
The Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Britain in Old Photographs by Roy Masters
The Gold Coast Regiment in the East African Campaign by Hugh Clifford
War Letters of Bernard Long by V A Hawgood
IWM Reprints:
France and Belgium 1914 Volume I by J E Edmonds
France and Belgium 1916 Volume I Case of Maps
Egypt and Palestine Volume II Part I by Cyril Falls
Handbook of the German Army in War
Vocabulary of German Military Terms and Abbreviation
Handbook of German Military and Naval Aviation (War) 1918
A Subaltern on the Somme by Max Plowman
Tickled to Death to Go - Memoirs of a Cavalryman in the First World War by Richard van Emden
A Fox Under my Cloak by Henry Williamson
Bushmill Heroes by Robert Thompson (ed.)
A Dictionary of Great War Abbreviations by Howard Williamson
Brassey’s Book of Camouflage by Tim & Quentin Newark
Trench Tea and Sandbags by D McMillan
Researching Local History by M A Williams
The London Gunners Come to Town - life and death in Hemel Hempstead in the Great War by Bertha & Chris Reynolds
Fallen Fighters: Brief Biographies of the Bentley Men Who Died in Action 1914-1918 by Heather Taylor
Ballyshannon, Belcoo, Bertincourt. The History of the 11th Battalion the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (Donegal & Fermanagh Volunteers) in World War One by W J Canning
Authority, Identity and the Social History of the Great War by F. Coetzee and Shevin-Coetzee (Eds.)
 
Soft Cover
40 pages
In Good Condition