1st Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment, British Army
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1st Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment, British Army | |
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Years active: | unknown – unknown |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Service: | British Army |
Branch: | Regular Army (British Army) |
Type: | Infantry |
Specific type: | Infantry battalion |
Full size: | 1,000 |
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Created: | unknown. |
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Name1: | 1st Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment |
Name1 Start: | unknown |
Name1 End: | unknown |
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Disbanded: | unknown. |
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For more information on what infobox fields mean, see documentation at military unit, command structure and theatre of war. |
Command structure | |
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Relationship type: | Administrative |
Parent unit: | Dorsetshire Regiment, British Army |
Parent level: | |
Start date: | unknown |
End date: | unknown |
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Command structure | |
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Relationship type: | Tactical |
Parent unit: | 15th Infantry Brigade, British Army |
Parent level: | Brigade |
Start date: | 01/08/1914 |
End date: | 31/12/1915 |
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Command structure | |
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Relationship type: | Tactical |
Parent unit: | 14th Infantry Brigade, British Army |
Parent level: | Brigade |
Start date: | 01/01/1916 |
End date: | 31/03/1919 |
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Theatre of war | |
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Theatre name: | France, Belgium and Germany |
Date entered: | 01/08/1914 |
Date left: | 31/03/1919 |
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Contents
Personal narratives
Related media
Official sources
Unit war diaries
- The National Archives of the UK (TNA): WO 95/1572/2 (01/08/1914–31/12/1915)
- The National Archives of the UK (TNA): WO 95/2392/1 (01/01/1916–31/03/1919)
Unit histories
Other official documents
Other sources
- The Dorsets at Hill 60: blog post about this battalion at the second battle of Ypres in May 1915.
References