About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 101. Chapters: Household Division, British Commandos, Trooping the Colour, List of Army Cadet Force units, Recruitment in the British Army, Queen's Guard, Battle honour, Cavalry regiments of the British Army, British Army order of precedence, Aiguillette, British Armed Forces Federation, Aberdeen Universities Officer Training Corps, Killaloe March, Ten Tors, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities Officer Training Corps, Manning control, Military Covenant, Territorial Force, Gurkha Justice Campaign, Hong Kong Adventure Corps, Chelsea pensioner, Yeomanry order of precedence, Boulogne Bowl, Army Rugby Union, Military parlance, Formation reconnaissance regiment, Queen's University Officers' Training Corps, Britain-India-Nepal Tripartite Agreement, The Army Rumour Service, Regimental Police, Queen's Regulations, Armoured regiment, ABCA Armies, Medical Support Officer, The Scots Shinty Club, List of senior officers of the British Army, Horse Guards, Army Operational Shooting Competition, Pitchcapping, Canadian Regiment of Fencible Infantry, British Gurkhas Nepal, Perowne Barracks, Royal Military Academy Ground, Royal Signals Association, Ezekiel Baker, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, Army Benevolent Fund, Military Forces based in Brunei, DZ Flash, Glasshouse, Army Rifle Association, Royal Signals Museum, Drill hall, Fire Support Team, Permanent Staff Instructor, Gurkha Welfare Trust, Spin Wheel, British Army cricket team, Queen's Truncheon, Up-Park Camp, Army Board, Pipe Sergeant, Independent Company, ArmyNET, Saluting trap, Long Drag, South Africa Army cricket team, Deolali transit camp, Non Regular Permanent Staff, Direct entry officer, Psc, Royal Army Clothing Depot, Army Information Services, Queen's Army Schoolmistresses, List of British Army Garrisons. Excerpt: Reserve: 134,190 Regular Reserve The British Army is the land warfar...
