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Author Browning, Neville, 1959-
Title Gallipoli to Tripoli : history of the 10th Light Horse Regiment AIF, 1914-1919 / by Neville Browning & Ian Gill.
Published/Produced Victoria Park, W.A. : Hesperian Press, 2012.
Edition [2nd ed.]
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Call Number 940.412 BRO
ISBN 9780859055154
Physical description viii, 640 p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 26 cm.
Notes Includes bibliographical references and index.
Partial contents A beginning and formation -- Voyage and Egypt -- Pope's Hill and Quinn's Post -- Walker's Ridge & No. 1 outpost -- Russell's Top and the Nek -- Bomba Tepe - Hill 60 -- Rhododendron ridge and evacuation -- Suez to El Arish -- Magdhaba to Rafa -- Gaza -- Beersheba to Huj -- Jerusalem -- Es salt -- Summer in the valley -- The great ride -- Egypt to Fremantle.
Summary This all new regimental history seeks to complement and add to Arthur Olden's earlier history, first published in 1921. The author's have sought to shed new light and information on the doings of the 10th Light Horse Regiment, from it's formation in Perth in October 1914 until the end of the Great War and Egyptian Uprising. This 2nd edition is an updated edition. The Gallipoli campaign saw the men's introduction to war, albeit without their horses, and where the Regiment sustained heavy casualties, especially in the actions at The Nek and Hill 60 in August 1915. Following this campaign the men were reunited with their horses in Egypt, going on to serve in the Middle East in Sinai, Palestine and Syria, followed by the Egyptian Uprising in early 1919. The narrative is divided across these two very distinct episodes in the Regiment's history, with each author covering in their own styles, the Gallipoli and Middle East campaigns. There are hundreds of photos, both in the narrative and in a photo chapter in the back of the book. Numerous appendices allow for the book to become an important research tool when studying this fine West Australian regiment of light horse. It is hoped that this book will sit well alongside all the other regimental histories, both old and new on the men of the Australian Light Horse.
Subjects Australia. Army. Light Horse Regiment, 10th -- History.
Australia. Army -- Cavalry -- History.
World War, 1914-1918 -- Regimental histories -- Australia.
World War, 1914-1918 -- Participation, Australian.
World War, 1914-1918 -- Campaigns -- Middle East.
Soldiers -- Western Australia -- Biography.
Related names Gill, Ian.