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The Soldiers: an anatomy of the British Army

01 January 1991

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The Soldiers: an anatomy of the British Army
libdoc March=1992

Author: Stanhope, Henry
Publisher: Hamish Hamilton 1979, pp.371
Appendices, Key to Abbreviations, Index

Keywords: Military, Northern Ireland, Imperialism, SAS

Part 1 The Organization
1. War and Peace
2. New Model Army
3. The Queen's Shilling
4. The making of a soldier
5. Military Hardware

Part 2. Deployment
6. The Home Front
7. The Front Line
8. Peacekeeping in Ireland
9. Imperial Legacy

Part 3. The Regiments
10. Corps D'Elite
11. The SAS and the Paras
12. Gurkhas
13. Specialists
14. Regiments of women
15. Reserves

Part 4 Military Society
16. Welfare
17. Ex-soldiers
18. Civil-Military relations
19. Clubland
20. Conclusions

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