United Kingdom. British Light Infantry In The Eighteenth Century Hold as the 42nd "Brockville Battalion

as the 42nd "Brockville Battalion of Infantry"

Knowing that their only hope of survival was immediate first aid and that evacuation from their very exposed position so close to the enemy was vital he immediately commenced the first of his three supremely gallant attempts to rescue his comrades

SA 48th Brigade Deployment (Dillenburg) in Marburg Tinnie

sewn onto a white cloth backer

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 1st Depot Battalion

United Kingdom. British Light Infantry In The Eighteenth Century Hold as the 42nd "Brockville BattalionHardcover, azure blue cloth cover, entitled "British Light Infantry in the Eighteenth Century", by Colonel John Frederick Charles "Boney" Fuller, D. S. O. (later C. B., C. B. E.), (late 43rd and 52nd Light Infantry), published by Hutchinson & Company on Paternoster Row in London, in 1925. It begins with a Preface by the author (dated January 1, 1925 at Staff College, Camberley), followed by a Table of Contents and a List of Illustrations. The book is